638 Assembly Proceedings, September 23-October 26, 1723.

L.H.J.

it Appear that there was any Injustice done them; We doubt
not but they would Immediately have Applyed themselves
to that or the next Succeeding Assembly for relief which we
cannot find they ever did for which reasons wee hope your
House will Concurr with us in Approveing the Report of the
Confferees.
Signd p Order Sam Skippon Cl. Up Ho.

The House Adjourns till to-morrow morning nine of the
Clock

Thursday Octob^r the 10^th
The House Meets According to Adjournment
Yesterdays proceedings are read.
The Bill for the Advancement of Justice brought in
Amended was read with the Amendments and past for En-
grossing.

The Question being put whether this House will Concurr
with the report of the Conferrees on the Indians Lands or not,
It passed in the Affirmative, And the Committee of Laws
are ordered to prepare a bill Accordingly.
On a motion being made that some further Allowance may
be made to the Chancellor for the Copies of the severall Laws
Last Sessions,

Resolved that this House will further Consider thereof in
the Allowances to be Made him for transcribing the Laws of
this Sessions.

John Rousby Esq^r from the Upper House delivers M^r
Speaker the following Message viz.

By the Upper house of Assembly

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Octob^r the 10^th 1723
2 Gent.
The Usuall Allowances for Attendance as a Councill of
State being denied to some of the Members of our House by
the Committee of Accounts gives occasion to so much the
greater Surprize as your resolution therein Comes so unex-
pectedly. For by the Long Continuance thereof we had a
great Deale of reason to be of Oppinion that Your House
had been fully Convinced of the reasonableness as well as
Justice of those Allowances made on Account of our Attend-
ance upon Emergencies of Government, seeing that you
Cannot be Insensible, that the Interest and Common Weal
of this province are so Interwoven and Inseperably united
to that of our Lord proprietary that there Can be no Sepera-