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anies, and then his Plantation would not be lawfull, or on Captain Martin's lande, and so[18] he was but a limbe or member of him, and there could be but two Burgesses for all. So Captaine Warde was comanded to absente himselfe till such time as the Assembly had agreed what was fitt for him to doe. After muche debate, they resolved on this order following: [7] Boyes, McDonald. [8] Guiste, Bancroft. [9] Gourgainy, McDonald and Bancroft. [10] Ensign, Bancroft. [11] Ensign, Bancroft. [12] Clerk, McDonald. [13] Comand, McDonald. [14] Proceedinges, Bancroft. [15] wee, McDonald. [16] wee, McDonald. [17] entered, McDonald. [18] soe, McDonald. An order concluded by the General assembly concerning Captaine Warde, July 30^{th},[19] 1619, at the opening of the said Assembly. At the reading of the names of the Burgesses, Exception was taken against Captaine Warde as having planted here in Virginia without any authority or comission from the Tresurer, Counsell and Company in Englande. But considering he had bene at so great chardge and paines to augmente this Colony, and had adventured his owne person in the action, and since that time had brought home a good[20] quantity of fishe, to relieve the Colony by waye of trade, and above all, because the Comission for authorising the General Assembly admitteth of two Burgesses out of every plantation w^{th}out restrainte or exception. Upon all these considerations, the Assembly was contented to admitt of him and his Lieutenant (as members of their body and Burgesses) into their society. Provided, that the said Captaine Warde, w^{th} all expedition, that is to saye between this and the nexte general assembly (all lawful impediments excepted), should procure from the Tresurer,[21] Counsell and Company in England a comission lawfully to establish[22] and plant himselfe and his Company as the Chieffs[23] of other Plantations have done. And in case he doe neglect this he is to stande to the censure of the nexte generall assembly. To this Captaine Warde, in the presence of us all, having given his consente and undertaken to performe the same, was, together w^{th} his Lieutenant, by voices of the whole Assembly first admitted to take the oath of Supremacy, and then to make up their number and to sitt amongst them. [19] 30, Bancroft. [20] goode, McDonald. [21] Treasurer, McDonald. [22] establishe, McDonald, Bancroft. [23] Chiefes, McDona
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