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    1642 Va. Acts 263, Act 41
    (General Publisher, 1642)
    It is enacted and confirmed that masters of every family shall bring with them to church on Sundays one fixed and serviceable gun with sufficient powder and shot upon penalty of ten pound of tobacco for every master of a family so offending to be disposed of by the churchwardens who shall levy it by distress, and servants being commanded and yet omitting shall receive twenty lashes on his or their bare shoulders, by order form the county courts where he or they shall live.
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    1639 Va. Acts 226, Act 10
    (General Publisher, 1639)
    All persons except negroes to be provided with arms and ammunition or be fined at pleasure of the Governor and Council.
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    1632 Va. Acts 198, Act 45
    (General Publisher, 1632)
    All men that are fitting to bear arms, shall bring their pieces to the church upon pain for every offence, if the default be in the master, to pay 2lb of tobacco, to be disposed by the church-wardens, who shall levy it by distress, and the servants shall be punished [ ] commander.
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    1631 Va. Acts 173, Act 51
    (General Publisher, 1631)
    All men that are fitting to bear arms, shall bring their pieces to the church upon pain of every offence, of the mayster allow not thereof to pay 2 lb. of tobacco, to be disposed by the church-wardens, who shall levy it by distress, and the servants be punished.
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    1631 Va. Acts 173, Acts 46-48.
    (General Publisher, 1631)
    NOE man shall goe or send abroade without a sufficient party well armed.
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