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servant and indebted by judgment upon record (except it be
an apprentice [or and these or] another mans servant or the
parties own Servant as afore]
Passed by all except Captain Cornwaleys for himself &
Proxies
Enacted by the Lieu^t General in his Lordships name

2 Touching planting of Corn
Passed by all except Captain Cornwaleys for himself and 2
Proxies
Enacted by the L^t General in his Lordships name

3 Touching exportation of Corn
Passed by all except Captain Cornwaleys for him-
self and 2 Proxies
George Pye
Henry Bishop
Tho^s Sterman
Enacted by Lieu^t Gen^l in his Lordships name

4 Against Ingrossers and Forestallers
Upon the question it was resolved that instead of those
words [within the Province] should be put these [within the
County] in both Places
Passed by all except Captain Cornwaleys for himself and 2
Proxies
Enacted by the Lieu^t Gen^l in his Lordships name

5 What shall be judged a lawful tender

Liber M C

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M^r Greene
Jn^o Langford

passed by all
except

Geo. Pye
Nath: Pope
Hen: Bishop
Tho^s Sterman
W^m Broughe
David Whitcliff

difficulty was these
words [in some place]
would have had it by
a in a place

Enacted by the Lieu^t Gen^l in his Lordships name
Then M^r Greene excepted against the voting of this Bill

that it was not by the major part of Burgesses as it ought to
be whereupon the act was read made in the beginning of this
Assembly and it was found that the Company present was a
house and in this house every one present whether by personal
writt or as Burgess had a voice and that the major part of
such voices present and such as they were to be Proxies for
was to be judged the vote of the house
Then were divers petitions read and answered as of John
Hallowes vertus Secretary, of Rob^t Nichols of Thomas Boys:
v Cauther

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