Ordinance

3  A bill provideing ag^t Suddayne Accidents in the Gov-
erment

4  A bill Limmitting the Extent of Attatchments & Execu-
tions.

5  A bill Regulateing the tares and Abuses in Tobacco
Hosheads

6  A bill for Advancement of Trade.

7   A bill for Naturalizeing Powlsone Johnsone et Alios

8  A bill for Reviveing

9  A bill for the payment of the Imposition of 2 ^s p hh. &c.

10  A bill for payment and Assessing the Publique Charge.
He alsoe bringeth with him a message w^ch being read is as

followeth:

A message Concerning Building

Upper house Novembr the 6th 1683: The Lower house is desired to Joyne with this house, In a vote to be Entered On both their Jour- nalls, for the Assessing and Rayseing of some To-

bacco to be deposited [in the hands] of such Commissioners,
as they shall Appoynt for the building of a [Court house] &c:
As to the Dimentions whereof, they may (if they thinke fitt)
Regulate themselves According to the bill Drawne vp by the
Lower house

Signd p Ord^r John LLewellin Cler Assist^t &c.

Consideraccon desired ffor Mr Lewellins service

Coll Darnall further desires that Mr Lewellin may bee Considered for his service to the vpper house haveing been serviceable both wthin & with- out the house and desires Onely to have his

Expences born

In Answere wherevnto was sent the following message

Lower house of Assembly November the 6^th 1683.

Answere

This house thinke necessary that Mr Thomas Grun- win Cler of Assembly haveing been allowed his full

sallary, that he allow M^r Lewellin what hee deserves for his
Service in the vpp^r house

Signd p Ord^r C Boteler Cler &c.