294 Assembly Proceedings, June 29-July 22, 1699.

Original
Journal.

praying that in Compensation of his loss att the Cool Springs
he and his heires onely may have liberty to keep Ordinary att
the said Springs without paying any thing for Licence under
such restrictions as the house shall be thought fitt which is
referred to the Consideration of the house.
Then Came M^r Samuel Young M^r Iacob Moreland and M^r
Thomas Staley with the following Message from the house
Viz^t

By the house of Delegates Iune the 30^th 1699.

The Message by the hon^ble Col Charles Hutchins Thomas
Brook Esq^r Robert Smith Esq^r Major Iohn Hamond and
Thomas Tasker Esq^r was here received
1. As to the first Article we humbly offer that this house
have allready Appointed and sent out a select Comittee for
the reviseing and Compleating the Body of Laws
2. This house have appointed M^r Sam^ll Young, M^r Iacob
Moreland and M^r Thomas Staley to Ioine with his Matys
honble Councill to Consider the buildings of the Church and
freeschool.
3 As to the Indian Affair this house will take it into Con-
sideration when such further Testimony as is Expected Corns
to Town.

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4 As to his Matys Royall Instructions which yo^r Ex^cy was
pleased to lay before us we have Considered of them and do
not find any thing ly's directly upon us to Answer.
Indeed in the Eighth paragraph we find somthing men-
tioned of the Indians which Instruction we shall performe as
your Excellency and his Matys honble Councill and this house
shall Agree upon when the Indian Matters shall Come under
our Consideration.
Signed p Order
Ch: Gregory Cl house Del.

Came M^r William Harris and Cap^t Whittington to Acquaint
the Board that whereas Iohn Gray an Officer attending on
this hon^ble Board had the last Session of Assembly Comitted
an Act in Violation of the priviledges of the house upon one
of the members thereof That the Board would Give leave that
he might be brought before the house to Answer his Misde-
meano^r
Which is readily Granted.
Came M^r Francis Ienkins who by his Matys Royall Instruc-
tions is Appointed of his Councill here.
The said M^r Ienkins took the Oaths appointed by Act of