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5IO Assembly Proceedings, Oct. 2df-Nov. 4, 17 10.<br />

u. H. J. Which were read and assented to by the Board L' Col<br />

Lowes Petition read & referred until a Governour in chief<br />

arrives.<br />

M"^ Worthington and three other Members bring up.<br />

p. 685 From The House of Delegates November the 4"' 1710<br />

This House have considered your Message this morning<br />

relating to having an Agent &c But, since no Act has passed<br />

this Session wherein It can be presumed to be prejudicial to<br />

Trade, We cannot think the merchants will make any Interest<br />

against their being assented to.<br />

And as for any Person in this Country doing it against the<br />

Act for relieving Aggrievances since your Honours do not<br />

think fitt to let that Bill pass but for so short Time as two<br />

years we presume it will Expire before we can have notice of<br />

its Assent and then our mony will be thrown away to no<br />

purpose so cannot concur with your Request to Imploy an<br />

Agent Signed -p Order R Dallam CI Ho Del<br />

And two Engrossed Bills the one for relieving the Inhabitants<br />

of this Province from some Aggrievances they lye under<br />

And a Bill for the Sale of Talbott County old Court House<br />

and the Prison Land thereto belonging which were read and<br />

assented to by this Board and sent to the House by M' Young<br />

& M' Hall<br />

The following answer sent to the Houses message by M'<br />

Worthington and three other Members<br />

By the Council in Assembly November the 4th 1710<br />

Gentlem. We are sorry you cannot concur with our Request<br />

to employ an Agent and find by your Indifferency in supporting<br />

the Law for relieving Aggrievances you do not sett so<br />

great Value thereon as we imagined you did and the Consequence<br />

of that Law seems to deserve or at least you have<br />

little regard to what Censure may fall upon us for passing<br />

such an Act Tho in it Self just & reasonable and might be<br />

approved if backed by some discreet person at home; yet<br />

clashes with such Interests whose Study and Endeavours<br />

we may Expect will not fail to oppose and defeat it<br />

Signed p Order W Bladen CI Coun.<br />

Sent to the House by Col Greenfield & M' Hall<br />

p. 686 By the Council in Assembly Novem 4"" 17 10<br />

This Board finding that there is already great Dissatisfaction<br />

shewn to the Bill for relieving Aggrievances are willing and

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