90 Assembly Proceedings, April 1-26, 1684.

Original
Journal.

some Allowance made him as shall be Thought reasonable by
both houses
Signd p Ord^r John LLewellin Cl of Assembly

Jno Lewel-
lins peticon.

The peticon of John LLewellin for Allowance for
his Attendance at the Ridge the last meeting of

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Assembly And officiating as Clerke Assistante to M^r Grunwin,
And alsoe for Adjusting the and makeing out the Publique
Leavy Into the severall Countyes of this province, pvt pet:
Upon w^ch was Endeorsed, as foll (viz^t)

Upper house Aprill the 2 I^th 1684
This house thinke fitt that a reasonable Allowance be made
the peticoner as is prayed In the next publique Leavie and
desire therevnto the Concurrence of the Lower house.
Signd p Ord^r John LLewellin Cl of Assembly

The peticon of Thomas Casey of Charles County being a
maimed Souldier for Allowance Towards his Meintenance
pvtt pett
Upon which was Endeorsed as fol (viz^t)
This house doe thinke the peticoner an Object of Charity,
And that hee ought to bee allowed his yearly pention and
Arreares as is [prayed]
Signd p Ord^r John LLewellin Cl of Assembly

Vpon debate of Two messages sent this day to this house,
about Townes was drawne the ffollowing message (Viz^t)

Lower house of Assembly Aprill the 21^th 1684
This house Concurr with the vpper in their Two Votes this
day sent That a Towne be Appoynted at or nere Tipquinn on
the South side of Nantecoak River, As alsoe at the head of
portobacco Creeke, And This house desire to knowe If the
vpper house doe Consent to the severall votes & places agreed
On by this house, and mentioned in a list sent To the vpp^r
house On Satterday last.
Signd p Ord^r C Boteler Cl of the Lower house &c.

Which being read and signed was sent to the vpp^r house
by Cap^t Smith and and M^r Hatton.

Concurrence
to the places
for Townes.

M^r Secry Darnall brings a message from the
vpp^r house w^ch being read is as followeth viz^t