Assembly Proceedings, October—November 1683. 577

Bill of Nat- uralizaccon read.

Then was read a bill for Naturalizeing Andrew Poulson alls Mullock Peter Auelson and Mathyas Petersone, and their severall Children now liveing:

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the first time.

Verbraach's bill rejected

The question was then putt whether the bill for Naturalizeing Nicholas Verbraach shall pass this

house, Yea or Nay. Voted In the Negative The question was then putt whether The bill for Natural- izeing And Powlson als Mullock &c shall pass the house Voted In the Affirmative, & Signd by the Clerke: Vpon Consideraccon of the pet Young the wife of Jacob Young This house thinke it not Ne merned therein as desired The business being now Onely his Lordsp: to whome the Ought to App Or Mr Richard mber of this house Informe th Accordingly

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Naturalizac- con bills sent vpp

and Mr Peerce Sent to the vppr house with the bill for Andrew Poulsone etc: As- sented to And the bill for Nicholas Ver-

braach Not Assented too, And Ordered that the messengers
Acquaint the vpp^r house th^t the reasone why Verbraach's bill
is nott Assented too is because the s^d Verbraach is noe Inhab-
itant of this province as is suggested.

They returne and say they have deliverd the same
Then was read a bill Entitled An Act for reviveing the Tem-
porary Lawes the second time

Cap^t Hill sent to the Upp^r house for the booke of Lawes
He returnes and brings it with him

Bill About Attachments past

Then was read an Act Entitled An Act Lim- mitting the Extent of Attatchments And provideing what shall be Leavyed on Attatchments and Execu-

tions; The Third time and past this house

Sent vpp

Mr Burford and Mr Hatton sent to the vppr house with the sd Bill

They returne and say they have delivered the same

Lower house of Assembly October the 27^th 1683:
This House desire to knowe of the vpp^r house if they have
any bill or Other matter to send to this house this Night or
[else] this house will Adjourne,

Signd p Ord^r C Boteler

M^r Peirce and Docto^r Brooke sent with the message

M^r Secry Darnall brings from the vpp^r house the bill for

Advancem^t of Trade and a messeage w^ch being read is as

followeth