should order the Treasurers to pay him what may be by a
Moderate Computation Supposed to arise on the said Duty by
the Tobacco that shall be Exported by the first day of Novem-
ber next. This proposall seems to be so agreeable to your
Gratuitous Intentions, that we doubt not your concurrence
therewith, and shall therefore only Desire you to make such
Estimate as you shall think may answer the intent and advance
the Publick Stock.
Signed p Order John Beale Cl: Up. Ho.
Coll Young and two others from the Upper House Delivers
Mr Speaker the following message Viz.
By the Upper House of Assembly April the 19th 1720.
Genl
We are clearly of opinion with that of your house com-
municated to us by your Message of the 15 Instant and are
equally surprised at the effect of our address as you are. but
as the aggrievances Complained of by that address [are not]
remedied but the Imposers of them rather Encouraged, by
haveing their Conduct approved by the Honourable the Com-
missioners of the Customs, and by doing the agressors the
pleasure of haveing the Impartial Conduct of our Governour
as Judge in Chancery reproved, we think it is necessary to take
that matter into further Consideration That as we have
hitherto had no reliefe by that address we should now En-
deavour to take proper Measures to render it Effectual to its
first Intended Ends, since the occasion Still Continues. And
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