Furthermore it was signified from Opochancano to the Governour that those people had complained to him to procure them justice.[49] For w^{ch} considerations and because suche[50] outrages as this might breede danger and loss[51] of life to others of the Colony w^{ch} should have leave to trade in the baye hereafter, and for prevention of the like violences against the Indians in time to come, this order following was agreed on by the general assembly: A second order against Captain Martin, at James citty, July 30, 1619. It was also ordered by the Assembly the same daye that in case Captaine Martin and the ging of his shallop would[52] not throughly answere an accusation of an outrage comitted against a certaine Canoa of Indians in the baye, that then it was thought reason (his Patent,[53] notw^{th}standing the authority whereof, he had in that case abused) he shoulde[54] from henceforth take leave of the Governour[55] as other men, and should putt[56] in security, that his people shall comitte no such[57] outrage any more. [49] iustice, McDonald. [50] such, McDonald. [51] losse, McDonald. [52] could, McDonald, Bancroft. [53] Patente, McDonald and Bancroft. [54] should, Bancroft. [55] Governor, McDonald. [56] put, McDonald. [57] suche, McDonald and Bancroft. Upon this a letter or warrant was drawen in the name of the whole assembly to sumon Captaine Martin to appeare before them in forme following: By the Governo^r[58] and general assembly of Virginia. Captaine Martine, we are to request[59] you upon sight hereof, with all convenient speed to repaire hither to James citty to treatt and conferre w^{th} us about some matters of especial[60] importance, w^{ch} concerns[61] both us and the whole Colony and yourself. And of this we praye you not to faile. James citty, July 30, 1619. To our very loving friend, Captain John Martin, Esquire, Master of the ordinance. [58] Governour, Bancroft. [59] request, McDonald. [60] especiall, McDonald. [61] concerne, McDonald and Bancroft. These obstacles removed, the Speaker, who a long time had bene extreame sickly, and therefore not able to passe through long harangues, delivered in briefe to the whole assembly the occasions of their meeting. Which[62] done, he read unto them the comission for establishing the Counsell of Estate and the general[63] Assembly, wherein their duties were described to the life.