328 Assembly Proceedings, Nov. 29-Dec. 17, 1708.

L. H. J.

Upon reading the foregoing Message, Ordered the Bills
therein mentioned be again read in the House.
Bill reviving the Act for Limitation of Officers Fees Read
and ordered to be indorsed

By the House of Delegates 16^th December 1708

Read the second Time and will pass
Signed p Order Rich^d Dallam Cl. Ho. Del.

Bill reviving the Act for ordering and regulating the Militia
Read and debated. Put to the Question whether the Bill shall
pass or not ?
Carryed by Majority of Votes in the Affirmative.
Ordered the said Bill be indorsed.

By the House of Delegates 16^th December 1708

Read the third Time and will pass Signed p Order
Rich^d Dallam Cl. Ho. Del.

Ordered That M^r Hill and M^r Tyler carry the said Bills up
to the Honble Council with the following Message

By the House of Delegates 16^th December 1708.

In Answer to your Message by the Honble Col^{o
Holland
relating to the reviving the Bill for Limitation of Officers Fees,
and the Act for ordering and regulating the Militia, this House
had prepared Bills for that Purpose, to which they desire the
Concurrence of the Honble Council
Signed p Order Richd Dallam Cl. Ho. Del.}

They return and say they delivered the same Bills and Mes-
sage.
The Honble Thomas Greenfield Esq enters the House and
delivers M^r Speaker the following Message.

p. 207

By the Council in Assembly December 16^th 1708.

His Excellency and this Board do recommend to the House
ot Delegates that the Country Arms be lodged in the Court
House in the first Room on the left Hand up one Pair of Stairs
where they will be safer and it may be done at a very small
Charge only of putting up the Racks &^ta and 'twill save the
Country the Rent of the House they are now lodged in which