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apportioning the publick Levy be paid to the severall psons
in the said Journall menconed if his Excellency and Councill
shall consent thereto.
Signed p order
C Gregory clk: house of Delegates.

L. H. J.

Ordered that M^r Hicks and M^r Ferry carry this Message
likewise, they returne and say they have delivered their
Messages.
The Comittee appointed to make a List of all such Laws as
are in force as alsoe of such laws as are Repealed brought in
the same.
The hon^ble Thomas Brookes Esq^r and M^r James Frisby
Enter the house and present the following Messages.

By his Excellency the Gov^r and Councill in Assembly,
Nov^r 12^th 1698.

Gent. Wee have Reced your address and if any Reflec-
tions have been made by us we were and are Sorry we have
had occasion so to doe, but since you have now Declared
yourselves to be his Mat^ys Dutifull and Loyall Subjects and to
have due veneration to the Church of England as by Law
Established we are willing to believe what you profess is Real
and hope you will for the future square your accons according
thereto without heats or annimosityes which produce nothing
but the ill effects of the Inter^rpcon of his Maj^tys and the
Countrys business.
Signed p order.
Will Bladen Clk. Councill.

Dies Saturnij Nov^r 12^th 1698.

By the hon^ble his May^tys Councill in Assembly.
The Message by M^r Ferry and M^r hicks being considered
it is returned for answer that as to the Bills proposed to be
Revived you have not observed their Lodsp^s the R^t Hon^ble the
Lords of the Comittee of Trade and plantacons instructions in
theire Letter herewith sent you.
As to your Request about the money a Speedy answer will
be given you upon Sight of the Committees Iournalls how it
is appointed.
Signed p ord^r C Gregory cl: house of Del:

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