588 Assembly Proceedings, April 2-19, 1706.

Lib. 41.

the first Time. Put to the Vote whether the Bill shall pass or
not ? Carried in the Affirmative that the Bill do pass
Whereas it appears by the Journal of the Committee for
laying the Levy last year that Col^o Dorsey in the Right of his
Son Samuel Dorsey was 20lb Sterling for one years Rent
of the House It's therefore ordered that the Treasurer pay
the same to Samuel Dorsey according to the Vote of this
House and not to the Exx of the said Col^o Dorsey.
The House adjourns till to Morrow Morning Eight O'Clock

Thursday April II^th 1706

The House met again according to Adjournment Being
called over were all present as yesterday.
Bill investing certain Lands in John Whittington & his
Heirs Bill for restraining Papists or reputed Papists from
purchasing Protestant or reputed Protestant Servants and for
preventing Fornication committed by white Servants working
in the Ground &^ca Indorsed April 10^th 1706. By the House
of Delegates. Read the first Time and put to the Question
whether the Bill pass or not ? Carried in the Affirmative.
Signed p Order. W. Taylard Cl. Ho. Del.

April 11^th 1706 Read the second Time and do pass.
Both sent up to the Council p^r M^r William Aisquith and M^r
Joseph Ennalls for their Concurrence.

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They return and say they delivered them.
Proposal relating to addressing her Majesty for a particular
Specie of Coin with a Message therewith read and ordered to
be entered in this Journal
Which being debated it is put to the Question whether her
Majesty be addressed therefor or not ?
Carried in the Affirmative and ordered an Address be
ppared Col^o Hammond & Col^o Jenkins enters the House and
delivers M^r Speaker Bill investing Lands in John Whittington.
Indorsed April 10^th 1706 By the Council in Assembly
Read the first Time in Council and will pass.
Signed p Order W Bladen Cl. Council.

Bill restraining Papists from purchasing Protestant Servants
&^ca
Indorsed Viz. April 11^th 1706 By the Council in Assembly.
This Bill being read at the Board and considered that there
are two Things of different Natures concluded in one and the
same Law his Excy in Regard of her Majesty's Royal Instruc-