By his Excy the Govr and Councill in Assembly
March the 31st 1698.
Upon perusall of the Reviveing Bill it is remarqued the
same is made to continue in full force: for 3 years or untill
the next Sessions of Assembly which is contrary to the pro-
posall being directed to remaine untill the end of the next
Genl Assembly.
Therefore his Excy requires the Originall Bills to be sent up
to Examine the rest by.
That the address to his Maty: is neither writt hadsomely nor
on good paper, have herewith sent two sheets of guilt paper
to write an originall and duplicate upon, But it is proposed
that some further clause for the Right Settling of the Govern-
ment upon this Rumour of the Lord Baltemore's likelyhood
of being restored may be added.
Signed p order
Hen Den Ck: Councill.
Whereunto Resolved the following Message be sent.
By the house of Delegates Aprill the 1st 1698.
Tho'. it once happened by mistake, yet it never was the
Intent of the house to revive any Temporary Bill for longer
time then three years or the end of the next Sessions of As-
sembly however we have sent the original bill as required:
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