hath been pleased to Demonstrate the great Regard he hath
to the Request of, as well as great Consideration in the Pru-
dence of his Lower House of Assembly, by Giving you an
Opportunity at your own Choice to make the proper Additions
to his Officer's frees, rather than by Interposing his Own
Authority in the Case by Dissenting to an Act which will
necessarily Subject the Good People of this Province to the
Unlimitted Demands of his Officers, Now seeing that in [the]
whole Course of this Sessions, You have not thought fit to
take Notice of that Part of his Lordship's Speech in Relation
to the Act for Limitation of officers Fees,
We therefore Recommend it to your Serious Considera-
tions, that the making the Additions proposed According to
the former Acts may be much more for the Interest of this
Province, than by Slighting his Lordships kind Condesension
to bring on a Dissent to that Act as seems hinted to us.
Signed p Order John Beale Clk Up Ho.
Engrosed Bill for Laying the Publick Levy Read and As-
sented to and being so Endorst was Sent to the Upper House
by Mr Contee and Mr Benson.
They Return & Say They have Delivered it.
The following Message being prepared was sent to the
Upper House by Coll. Wool ford & Coll Herman Viz :
By the Lower House of Assembly
August the 4th 1721.
May it Please Yr Honrs In Answer to yor Message by Mr
Bowles relating to Officers frees, We take Leave to Acquaint
That this House in their Humble Address to his Lordship
of this Day have fully Apprised his Lordship of the Reasons
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