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Voted That Cap: James Jeffrey be clerk for ye year Insuing and yt The Shall have Ten pounds for his Service and according Sworn to his fidelity in Sd Ofice and Sa Clerk to give out ye Debenters To ye Members of Assembly free of Charge

The House is adjourned for an houre & halfe

Post Meridiam met according to Adjournm' all the sons above — In the house of Representatives

Voted That our Late act of Dutys be wholly repealled Excepting what relates to Excise & Importation of Liq's & from forreigne parts

29th-9-1721- non cancur'd

In the house of Representatives

Voted That a Committe of this house be Chosen to Joyn wth a Committee of the upper house to form an address to the Massa Governm for the Laying all Duties asside in Each Which wee suppose will be for ye bennefit of both Provinces29th No-1721- non concur'd

adjourned till Tomorrow 9 a clock Anti M

30: No' thursday Anti Meridiam the house met according to Adjournment - Present

Mr Speaker Peirce Capt Wiggans

Coll Weare

Majr Gillman

Capt Tibbets

Capt Odihorn

Mr Dennit

Mr Dam
Capt Gilman

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9'-30-1721

Capt Greenough

In the house of Representatives

Voted That our Late act of Duties be further Suspended til march Next, Provided the Massachusets will Drop all the former & Later Duties on this Province: which if they do wee will wholly Drop & Repeal ours, Excepting what Relates to Excise & Importation of Liquors &c from forreign parts

Province of

Jas Jeffry Cl Assm

New Hampshire In the house of Representatives Voted that a Committee of this house be Chosen to Joyne with such as may be Appointed of the upper house to form an Address to his Excellency to represent to the Gov' of the Massachusets our Desier for ye Laying all Duties Asside in Each. Which wee sup

pose will be for ye Bennefit of both Provinces & yt John Gillman & Andrew Wiggans Esq's be of ye Committee for ye Ends affore Sd 29th-9-1721

No 30th 1721

In the house of Representatives

Voted/ That our vote passed ye 7th of 8 Last past relateing to suspending ye act of Duties of Export & Impost be further continued to ye Midle of March Next on ye same former Conditions, which Conditions if not Complyed with by ye Massachusetts y" to be in Jas Jeffry Cl Assm

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As an Explanation on ye Excise on drink, Lately past It's to be understood yt ye Species therein Mentioned be Merchantable pine boards End fish End that the same be paid unto the Coll' thereof at Portsm° Richard Waldron Cl Con In the house of Representatives Read & Concur'd 30:9-1721

Jas Jeffry Cl Assm

the house adjourn'd for One hour & Halfe Post Meridiam the house met againe all the members above Named

Voted that Edward West be allowed three Shillings Diem for forty Eight Dayes: that he was in Custody at Newbury on act of paying Rates (he haveing taken his Oath in the Assembly yt he was So Long in Custody) And that it be paid him by the Town of Hampton: And that the Select men of sd Town make an Assesm' for the same

the house adjournd til tomorow Nine of the Clock P-M. fryday the December ye first 1721 A M the house Met accordingly Esent

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New Hamps' In the house Representatives

Voted that there be No More Memorials received by this house from Mr Treasurer Penhallow relateing to Accompts of this Province But that he bring in the Province accompts truly by Debt & Credit: And that the Accompts from the fifteenth of July Last past be Brot in forthwith to uss accordingly

Fryday 9 y 30-1721 Copy of his Excellencies Letter of 9r ye 29th Directed to the Honble John Wentworth Esq' L' Gov' of New Hamp

shire

S', I recd your Express & if the Gen" Court are of Opinion yt it is

for the Interest of the Province yt ye Souldiers at the Eastwd Should be Discharged, I Do hereby give my consent unto it. I am your humble Servt

wednesday five of the Clock afternoone

Samuell Shute, Boston

x' ye 1st: 1721 : In the house of Representatives :

Upon the return of his Excellencies Letter by the Express sent to him in Relation to the Discharge of the Souldiers at the EastwardVoted, that the Souldiers be forthwith Discharged & that the Lift' Govornour is Desiered to Send his Orders for them by Express: to Com home by Land: And that a Vessell be Imediatly Sent with provissions for theire Subsistance home

And then the house adjourn'd for an houre & halfe P. M.

x': I: 172: P. M: the house met according to adjournment all before Named & Coll Davis :

The house adjourned till Tomorrow Nine of ye Clock An: M' — * Province of 1

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New Hamps' The House met according to ye adjournment all as above

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x2: 2a: 1721 : M Speaker Pierce took out his Debenture for fifty foure Dayes from ye 6th xr 1720 to the 2d Day of x' 1721 —

Cap Samuell Tibbets took his Debenture from ye 27th 7r to the 2a of x 1721 for thirty Eight Dayes

Coll Peter Weare Took his Debenture from the 6th of 8r 1721 to ye 2d x 1721 for 14 Dayes

Whereas there is an Immediate want of Money for support of the Governm

Voted that Mark Hunking & George Jaffrey Esqrs be a Committee to Joyn with two of the Lower house to Draw up an act for Imprinting one thousand pounds : & that the Said Committee or Any three of them be Appointed to Signe the Same

9: 39th: 1721

Richard Waldron Cler Con x: 2d: 1721/ read in the house of Representatives & Non Concurr'd

In Councill

Voted yt ye 1000 pounds yt by act Should be paid into the Treas1y this Yeare, be Collected by ye 20th July next in Bills of Credit of this Province & yn Burnt according to Sd act 9* 30th

Richd Waldron Cler Con.

x ye 2d 1721/ In the house of Representatives

Voted yt ye two above voats ly under Consideration till ye Spring

Sessions

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New Hamps' In the House of Representives

Voted That m' Treasurer Penhallow Do forthwith gather in the Interest money Due to this Province And pay one hundred pounds of it to his Excellency Gov' Shute

Xr ye 2d-1721

Isaac Green allowed forty Eight Dayes @ 3/

his Oath yt he was detained So long at Newbury

day haveing taken.

x' 2d: 1721- In the house of Representatives A Ma

A Petition of Capt Benja Wentworth agt Mr Samuell Plaisted to revive a Judgm' obtained agt Sd Plaisted from June Court 1721

In Councill voted the Petitioner may Bring his Suit at the Infer Court Next :

In the house of Representatives Concurred

The house was adjourned to the Second tuesday in fer Next

Eaphraim Dennit had his Debenture from x': 27th: 1720 to ye 2d X 1721 being forty five Dayes

Capt Henry Sherburn had his Debenture from xr ye 6th 1720: to x 2d 1721 being twenty one Dayes

Capt Daniel Greenoughs Debenture for Clerk of the Assembly for 60 Dayes to the 5th x-1721-D° for Assembly Man from the 24th May 1720 to the 30th of November 1721

Mr John Dam his Debenture to the 6th fer 1720/1 from ye 20th May 1721 thirty Nine Dayes

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New Hamps' The house Met according to the Adjour

Mr Speaker Pierce
Coll" Peter Weare
Coll" James Davis

Maj' John Gilman
Capt John Gilman
Mr Justice Eastman

Cap' Daniell Greenough.
Capt Sam" Tibbetts
Mr Eaphraim Denit

Jotham Odihorn Esq' Capt Andrew Wiggans Mr John Dam

Note only those under in the Comon line met and not all the Assembly here Entred

of these above there then Met only Mr Speaker Pierce Maj' John Gillman Capt John Gillman Capt Andrew Wiggans Capt Jotham Odihorn Capt Daniell Greenough Mr Eaphraim Dennit Mr John Dam : The Assembly prorouged to tuesday ye 27th of March Next

New Hampshire 27th March 1722 Met according to adjornmt vizt

Mr Speaker Pierce mr Eaphra Dennit

Cap' Daniell Greenough
m' John Damn —

the Assembly further Prorouged to the 16 Aprill: 1722Province of New Hampshire Aprill ye 16th 1722

the house Met according to Adjornmt vizt

Mr Speaker Pierce

Capt Daniell Greenough

Mr John Damn

Then the Assembly was prorouged to the 30th Inst.

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