182 Assembly Proceedings, May 8-May 17, 1701.

Original
Journal.

more light thereon, and as to the other parte of the peticon
this house humbly prays your Ex^cy to interpose your authority,
that M^r White menconed in the peticon may be paid the 40 p
poll for the time of his Service in the upper part of King
and Queens pish in Charles County and that your Ex^cy would
be pleased to compell the Vestry of that parish to render
an acc^t of the 40 p poll to your Ex^cy or to some psons that
your Ex^cy shall please to Substitute for that purpose.
Sent by M^r Phill^o Loyd and M^r Elisha Hall.
Signed p order.
W Taylard Clk: house Dellegates

Proposed by a member of this house whether it be not
reasonable that the printed body of Laws be examined by the
Originalls.
Resolved that the printed Laws be examined and corrected
by the originalls and ordered that Coll^o Lowe, and Maj^r Jn^o
Lowe be appointed to Examine and compare the printed body
of Laws by the originall Coppys and make speedy report
thereof to the house.
The Com^ee of Laws enters the house and Delivers the fol-
lowing Bills.
A Bill Investing a tract of Land in Dorothy Stevens sold
her by Symon Willmore to her and her heirs for ever. Read
the first time, ord^d to be read againe to morrow morning.
A Bill Investing a tract of Land on S^t James Church
Read the first time and ordered to be read againe to morrow
morning.
A Bill for naturalization of Severall psons read the first
time and ordered to be read againe to morrow morning.
The Com^r of Laws appointed to consider the conveniency
and illconveniency of Itinerant Judges in this province, enters
the house and gives their report which being debated in the
house.
Putt to the Question whether the Consideracon thereof be
referred to the next Sessions of Assembly or totally reject
the same.
Carried by majority of voices that it be totally rejected.
M^r Phill^o Loyd and M^r Elisha Hall sent up to his Ex^cy and
Councill with two messages, one Relateing to the Militia Law
and the other concerning the peticon of King and Queen and
Wm. and Mary pishes.
They returne and say the honb^le Councill were not sitting.
M^r Jno Salter M^r Jno Dorsey and M^r Sam^ll Young ap-
pointed to view the house bought of Maj^r Edw^d Dorsey
enters the house and reports as followeth viz.