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Sd report.

After severall Debates in this house vpon the report aforesd it is referred to the same Committee for their

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further Consultaccon therevpon

The sayd Committee goe out vpon their Charge.
The Committees of priviledges &c: And               of Trade

eoe out:

A proposition about Jacob Young :

Proposed by a member of this house against Jacob Young This house is any

Referred

way obleig of the last Sessions of Assembly, Or to begin the

The debate of the foregoeing prop                            orning

M^r Bartholmew Ennalls a member                         reasones

to this house Shewed, Desires his further

dispenced with for the remaynder of this
Put to the question whether M^r Ennalls

with as is desired Yea or Nay:

Voted In the Negative :

The bill Toutching Eleccons brought into the house and read the first time.

Then Came into the house the Com- mittee of priviledges and with them a bill Entitled an Act Directing the manner

Burgesses Delegates and representatives to serve in
sue              Which bill received its ffirst reading in this house

The Ordinance sent for

Mr ffrisby and Capt Johnsone Sent to the vppr house for the Convention of

Assemblyes,

They returne and Say the vpper house will send         p^rs

M^r Secry Darnall Delivers the Ordinance to M^r Speaker
Ordered that the Committee of priviledges &c draw vp a

message to be sent to the vpp^r house will the bill of Eleccons;

who Takeing with them the Ordinance Goe out vpon the same.

The bill Toutching Eleccons read the second time.

The bill Directing the manner of Eleccons &c Read the second time by

Speciall Order of the house; And past to Ingrossment.

The Committee of priviledges and Eleccons Come in and
p^rsent to the Consideraccon of this house the following paper
(Viz^t)

October the 5^th 1683: Lower house of Assembly

Report of the Committee of Eleccons

This house haveing Considered of a Vote of the vppr house made the last sessions of

Assembly the seventh of November 1682; and Sent yesterday
to this house as alsoe his Lops Instrument, vnder the great
seale therewith sent Cannot Concurr in Opinion with the vpp^r
house therein for these reasones

1st ffor that the best and Surest foundaccon whereon the
peace of the province depends is in the makeing good and
wholesome lawes for the well goverment thereof, w^ch lawes