186 Assembly Proceedings, July iS-August 5, 1721.

U.H.J.

The following Message Considered of & Agreed upon viz.

By the Upper house of Assembly

Aug^t the 5^th 1721
Gentlemen. We find a Mistake in the Printed Copy of the
Law for Officers Fees Occasion'd our Message in relation
thereto and tho We find by the record thereof it will not Ex-
pire at the time we mentioned And that there is no necessity
to revive it now yet you will find yourselves mistaken in its
being perpetuall as you mention. We should be Glad you
would Provide ag^t such Grosse mistakes in the Printing for
the future
Signed p order Joh Beale Cl Up ho.

Sent to the Lower house by Esq^r Bordley who returns and
says he Delivered the same

M^r Codd & M^r Larramore from the Lower house Deliver
his Honour the Governour the following Message Viz.

By the Lower house of Assembly
Aug^t the 5^th 1721

p, 118

May It Please your Honours
We haveing Considered your last Message p Col Ward And
rather than prolong the Sessions by such Debates we have
Entred an Ord^r on our Journall that the Comittee for laying
the Publick Levy do Allow one thousand pounds of Tobacco
to the Honble William Holland Esq^r Chancel^r for Transcrib-
ing a body of laws to be sent Home
Signed p Ord^r M: Jenifer Cl. Lo. Ho.

The bill to Impower his Honour the Gov^r for the time being
to Appoint any Person or psons whatsoever to Resurvey the
Indians Lands and Ascertain the bounds Thereof being read
is ordered to be thus Endorst

By the Upper house of Assembly
Aug^t the 5^th 1721
Gentlemen. This Bill will pass with the following Amend-
ments Viz. (" and that such Com^rs as shall be so Appointed
" shall be Enabled to do all things Necessary for the doing
" those Indians Justice against the Trespassers And shall
"have full power to Command Obedience from all Sherrs
" and other persons whatever that may be necessary for the
" Determining the said Difference and all Officers or Other
" Persons therewith Concern'd shall have the same Allow-