Went Accordingly the Honoble Sr Thomas Laurence Coll
Henry Jowles Coll George Robotham & Coll Nicholas Green-
berry to the house with the Clerke of this Board & swore the
said Capt Whittington, whoe likewise Subscribed to the Test
& soe Returned to the Board again.
This Board does propose that a Law be made for every man
to Ascertaine the Bounds of his Land to prevent Law Suites
&ca for want of which it is found a great Grievance.
That an Addition be made to the Act for Runaway Servts
to obstruct all Suspitious -psons from goeing over Susque-
hanna River.
That a Conditionall Law be proposed about prosecuting of
Runaway Servants & Debtrs rune out of Virginia into this
province & out of this province into Virginia in case a Law of
the same nature be Consented to by the Governmt of Virginia
to be passed there likewise for the equall benefit of both
Governmts
His Exncy proposes to the Board By what power the Governr
& Councill have Usually Granted Warrts for Resurvey of
Lands & it is Answered that there is a Law of this province
(as they beleive) wch relates to that Matter.
Ordered thereupon that the said Law be produced and
Inspected
That the Sollicitor Genlls Report Relateing to the 14d p
Tonn be laid before the house for their pervseall,
Ordered that the aforegeoing proposalls be drawne forth &
sent to the house for their consideracon.
The following Message brought from the house.
By the Assembly September 25th 1694.
The house takeing in their Consideracon that the provinciall
Court is very nigh at hand And that the Assembly shall not be
Ended by that time, And alsoe Considering the great In Con-
venience of the Court Sitting before the Assembly bee Ended
Wee Leave it to your honors Consideration what at present is
Offered.
Signed p Ordr
Cleborne Lomax Clk Assembly
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