no Assembly Proceedings, March 26- April 15, 1707.

L. H. J.

Bill repealing the Act prohibiting the Exportation of Euro-
pean Commodities Read and assented.
Ordered to be indorsed.
Sent up to his Excellency and Council by M^r Woolford who
says he delivered the same.
Message brought in by Col^{o
Ennalls, and Mr Carroll's Letter
and other Papers relating to the Lines of the Province. Read
and is further referred.}

By the House of Delegates April 10^th 1707

In Answer to the Message in Relation to Address her
Majesty to direct the Proprys to adjust the Bounds of their
Pretensions this House thinks there is no need to address her
Majesty they having upon a former Order of her Majesty to
run out the respective Provinces, given Answer that that could
not be done until the Propr's had run out their Lines so that
they do suppose that if her Majesty will continue her Com-
mands to run out the Country's they take it that she will also
direct the Propry's to run out their Lines
Signed p Order W. Taylard Cl. Ho. Del.

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Ordered to lie on the Table.
Bill to prevent cropping, cutting and defacing Tobacco &^ta
Indorsed. Read and assented to by the House of Delegates
Sent up by M^r Tyler. He returns and says he delivered
the Bill.
Bill for Relief of Debtors &^ta Read and ordered to be in-
dorsed April 10^th 1707
Read and assented to by the House of Delegates.
Signed p Order. W. Taylard Cl. Ho. Del.

Sent up to his Excellency and Council by M^r John Waters
for their Concurrence.
He returns and says he delivered the Bill.
The following Message being prepared was sent up to his
Excellency and Council by M^r John Maclaster.

By the House of Delegates April 10^th 1707

In Answer the Message relating to the Act what shall be
good Evidence to prove foreign and other Debts this House
are of Opinion that that Branch of the said Act mentioned in
the Message Viz. Goods sold, work done, money lent &^ta is
well enough and has no need of Amendment. And as to that
relating to the Clergy we believe that that matter is well enough