224 Assembly Proceedings, Oct. -27-Nov. 14, 1713.

U. H. J.

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Ordered that It be represented to the House of Delegates
to consider & make them some recompense for such their
extraordinary Service & Trouble

By the President & Council in Assembly
November the 4^th 1713

We cannot but recommend to your Consideration the ser-
vices of the honble Col W^m Holland Col Thomas Smith the
late Kenelm Cheseldyne Esq^r & and other Gent that were
appointed by the late Governeur to ride the Circuits & Act
as Judges of the Assizes
The said Gentlemen we are Satisfyed were at great expences
& Trouble on that occasion and could not deny the Com-
mands of the Government then imposed upon them & which
were in pursuance to her Majesty's directions to the Governour
We desire you will consider the Hardships they lye under,
not having dared to deny the execution of those Commissions,
and since the Charge of the Provincial Court was considerably
lessened thereby; not Suffer private Gentlemen & their Estates
to be damnifyed in the publick Service but make them reas-
onable Compensation for their Trouble and Expences
Signed p order W Bladen Cl Coun.

Sent by Col Ennalls & Col Greenberry
Came M^r John Hall & was added to the Board
M^r Tyler & nine other Delegates brought up the Bill re-
straining the ill practices of Sherriffs in taking Goods by fieri
facias & selling them by Venditioni exponas.
Col Ward & five more bring Viz

By the House of Delegates
November the 4^th 1713

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We have appointed Col Ward M^r Tyler Col Macall M^r
Garrett M^r Colegate M^r James Lloyd to join with the members
of your honble Board to draw up the Address to her Majesty
& Remonstrance to the Lords Commissioners of Trade &
Plantations about the Tobacco Trade Who will be ready to
meet this Evening thereon at M^r Dodds
Signed p order R Dallam Cl Ho Del.

Ordered that the honble Col Thomas Addison and Philemon
Lloyd Esq^r join the members of the House of Delegates
appointed to draw up the Address to her Majesty & Remon-