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&c And sayes the vpp^r house ction well as it is, but should
like it much better if Chimneys were Contrived In it
The Committee for building goe out to perfect the bill
The house Adjournes till To morrow morning 7 a Clocke.

Munday November the ffifth 1683:

The house mett and Called all p^rsent as One Satterday
Then was Read what was done One Satterday
Then was read a bill Entitled an Act ag^t Excessive vsury the
first time
Then was Drawn the following message

L. H. Journal
Original.

Lower House of Assembly Novemb^r the 5^th 16S3
This house by a message Dated the 29^th of October last past
for reasones therein mentioned Desired that One hundred
Thousand pounds of Tobacco might be leavyed this p^rsent
yeare & p^rsented to his Lop to w^ch the vpp^r house hath not yet
made any Answere, Therefore this house doe againe move
their Concurrence therein that the bill for paym^t of the Pub-
lique Charge may be finnished this morning.
Signd p Ord^r C Boteler Cler

W^ch being read and signd, was sent to the Upper house by
M^r Bi Long M^r Hutchins and M^r Ennalls: They
returne haveing de
Coll Darnall comes w^th a message, w^ch being read is as fo

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Message de-
sireing all
the bills
past to bee
sent vpp :

Upper house Novemb^r 5^th 1683
The Lower house is desired to Transmitt to this
house [all such Bills] before them as have past both
houses for their reveiw, & th^t they will prepare all
things in a readiness ag^t to morrow morning for his