362 Assembly Proceedings, September 1657.

L. O. R.

No. 3
Liber B

An Order of Assembly

It is Agreed and assented unto by the major votes of this
Assembly that all necessary Charges that was occasioned by
the Disturbance of Cap^t Iosias Fendall, Relateing unto the
disquiett and Disturbance of the publique peace of the Pro-
vince Shall be paid and Discharged by a publique Levy in the
said Province and likewise the Charges and Execution of those
persons that was Executed at Providence for Murthering their
master M^r Parr

An Order of Assembly

It is ordered and Declared in the name of his Highness the
Lord Protector of England &c with the Assent of this Generall
Assembly, that Cap^t Richard Ewen, Cap^t Thomas Besson,

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Cap^t Ioseph Weeks, are appointed and required as a Com-
mittee to question, and call to accompt any person whatsoever
in the Province, that have received or disposed of all, or any
part of the fines, Amerced upon any of the Disturbers of the
publick peace, of the Inhabitants of this Province in the last
Engagement, And that all the Sheriffs in their respective places
and Countyes within this Province as aforesaid, are likewise
required by vertue of this order, to give and Deliver a Iust
acc^t to the afores^d Committee of all and Every part of the
afores^d fines by them Received or to whom they are paid, or
by whom they are disposed, which foresaid accompt to be made
and given to the fores^d Committee or any one of them by the
first of Ianuary next, And it is further ordered by the Author-
ity aforesaid that the said Committee are required in the
Speedy Dispatch of their Charge and trust Committed unto
them as aforesaid, faithfully to Declare and make manifest all
and Every thing that shall be in their own knowledge, or that
shall be Delivered or declared unto them, and return a Iust
and full accompt and report thereof unto m^r Michaell Brooke
or m! Peter Sharpe before the Provinciall Court, to be holden
at Putuxent in march next, which foresaid Report is there to be
presented to the Provinciall Court as aforesaid to their consid-
eration in the premisses as far as may tend to the publick
Good, That they may receive farther Satisfaction therein