Assembly Proceedings, Oct. 3-19, 1695. 257

Colonel Hutchins Colonel Brown and James Frisby Esq^r
came down from his Ex^cy the Gov^r and Councill with Sev^rall
Bills assented to by the Councill
A Bill for the paym^t of 333^l 16^s 8^d toward the maynteyning
of his Ma^tys forces at New Yorke read the second and third
tymes and assented to by the house.
Mr Tho^s Tasker Sent to his Ex^cy to acquaint him that the
house will adjourne for an hour, but that they will be ready
to attend him when his Ex^cy shall Signifye his pleasure to Mr
Speaker
House adjourned for an hour.

Post Meridiem.
The house met.
Mr Tasker Returnes to the house and says he has delivered
his Message, and that his Ex^cy is ready to receive what this
house hath to offer to him.
The petition of Kent Island referr'd to the next Sessions of
Assembly.
The Reporte of the Comittee appointed to State the pub-
lique Revennue May 1695 and addressing his Ma^ty that the Q^r
part of the publique Revennue due from the Estate of his Ex^cy
the late Gov^r Col. Lyonel Copley deceased be appropriated to
the use of this province is referr'd to the Consid^racon of the
next Assembly.
A Bill for paym* and assessing of the publique Charge of
this province read the first second and third tyme and assented
to Nemine contradicente.
The house gu up to his Ex^ty the Gov^r in Councill and carry
with them the following Bills Viz^t
A Bill for Regulating the provinciall Court
A Bill for the Imposition of 4^d p Gall: on liquors imported
A Bill for regulating Appeals and Writts of Error.
A Bill securing sev^rall persons Rights to Town Lands.
A Bill imposing a Duty on Severall Comoditys exported
out of this province.

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A Bill for Appointing Rangers.
A Bill for the Naturallization of Michael Curtis and others.
A Bill for the paym^t of 333^lb 16^s 8^d sterl toward the mayn-
teynance of his Ma^tys forces at New Yorke
A Bill for reviving the temporary Laws of this province.
A Bill for paying and assessing the publique Levy of this
province
To which his Ex^cey Signifyed his Assent and signed them in
token thereof. And the Broad Seal of the province was affixed
unto them.
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