The Comittees having brought in their severall Journalls.
Each Chairman is ordered to keep a fair Iournall of theire
Comittee.
Then came down the honble Thomas Tench and Iames
Frisby esquire and bring the following Message to wit:
By his Excy the Governour and Councill in Assembly
Aprill the Ist 1698
In answer to the Message this day sent by Major Ennalls
and others, Vizt
That the Gentlemen appointed to apportion the publick
Levy might be Impowered to dispose of 347l 3s 6d found to
be in Bank besides what is in Mr Masons hands unaccounted
for as also what Tobacco shall be Collected by the Treasurers
this Sessions by the Mult upon offices.
As to the first his Excy dos say that he cannot consent to it
you having refused to answer the Questions of the Right
honble the Lords Comrs for Trade and Foreigne plantations in
not appointing an agent and in not agreeing to employ some
Skillfull able Lawyer in England to putt the Laws into better
method and Language as also refuseing to make any allow-
ance for fees for business done to the country according to the
representation of the honble Sr Tho: Laurence Barrt
As for the Latter he is willing that 10000lb of Tobb: which
shall be in the hands of the Treasurer on the Western Shoar
and 10000l of Tobbo which shall be in the hands of the Treas-
urer on the Easterne Shoar be disposed of as requested 20000l
more Tobo then appears in the Comittee of accompts lournall.
Signed p order
Hen: Denton Ck: Councill
Assented to by the house of Delegates. W Bladen Clk:
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