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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1693-1697
Volume 19, Page 162   View pdf image (33K)
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162 Assembly Proceedings, May 8-22, 1695.

Original
Journal.

being to be Lodged in Mr Thomas Taskers hands is to be dis-
posed off by his Exncy the Governt & Councill for their Mats
Service, whereof an Accot is to be Rendered to the next Ses-
sion of Assembly.
Signed p Order W Bladen Clk Assembly.
May 21th 1695.
Assented to by this Board.
Hen Denton Clk Concil.

An Additionall Act to the Act for regulating the Militia,
read and Ordered to be Drawn up, severall Remarks thereon
to be sent to the House which was done as follows, Vizt
By his Exncy the Governr and Councill in Assembly.

May 21th 1695.

In the Addiconall Act to the Act for Regulating the Militia
within this Province, this Board does recomend that the ffoot-
men have a Gun & Cutlace or a Bayonet and a Cartouch Box.
That the ffynes therein be appropriated towards buying of
Drums and Trumpets &ca
That the Armes and Amunicon which belong to his Maty be
not Medled with; which amendmts being made this Board are
willing to pass the said Bill.
Recommended likewise that there be a person appointed to
Execute the Office of Muster Master or Agitant on each side
of the Bay who shall be obliged to Muster & see Exercised
the severall Troopes and Companies six times Every year
besides the Genll Muster And that Two pounds of tob. p poll
be settled upon each of the said Officers.
Sent by Coll Hutchins. H Denton Cl Concil.

Answer thereto Sent as follows, Vizt

By the House of Burgesses May 21th 1695.

In Answer to the Message by the Honble Coll Charles
Hutchins from yor Exncy and Covncill, Wee have seriously &
deliberatly consulted the same And thereupon Resolved that
the poverty & low circumstances of the people of this Province
renders them unable to comply either with the injunctions or
Penalties in the said Messuage Proposed, And therefore Wee
cannot concurr to the said Amendments
And therefore it is here resolved that the said Bill be laid by
at this time, it being the sence of this house that the former
law is sufficient at present till the people be more able to
Comply with further Injunctions To which Wee humbly pray
your Exncy & Councills Concurrence
Signed p Ordr W Bladen Clk Assembly.



 
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