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Which Message was sent to the Upper House by Coll Wool- ford & M r Taylor They Return and Say They have Delivered it.
The Loiver House. 255 Coll. Tilghman from the Upper House delivers M r Speaker L. h. j.
the following Message Viz.
By the Upper House of Assembly August the 5 th 1721.
Gent. We think you treat Coll: Blackiston's Conduct in Such a Manner as will give him too great a Provocation to turn his Affection for our Country into Resentment. But however since you have proceeded in this Man...ner and Denyed p. 76 us the Liberty of further Pressing you on that Occasion, We will only desire you allow him for his years Sallary, which Ends this Month, and for such further Time as he may reason- ably have Notice of his Discharge, in which we Suppose may be about three Months Signed *p Order. Jno Beale CI Up Ho Resolved, that John Peter Zenger print the Body of Laws this Sessions as usual and be Allowed five hundred pounds of Tob° p Body. And that John Gould Transcribe a Body of the said Laws from the Originals to be by him Sent to the said printer ; for which he is to be Allowed four Pounds Cur- rent Money in the Levy Journal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Which Message was sent to the Upper House by Coll Wool- ford & M r Taylor They Return and Say They have Delivered it.
The Loiver House. 255 Coll. Tilghman from the Upper House delivers M r Speaker L. h. j.
the following Message Viz.
By the Upper House of Assembly August the 5 th 1721.
Gent. We think you treat Coll: Blackiston's Conduct in Such a Manner as will give him too great a Provocation to turn his Affection for our Country into Resentment. But however since you have proceeded in this Man...ner and Denyed p. 76 us the Liberty of further Pressing you on that Occasion, We will only desire you allow him for his years Sallary, which Ends this Month, and for such further Time as he may reason- ably have Notice of his Discharge, in which we Suppose may be about three Months Signed *p Order. Jno Beale CI Up Ho Resolved, that John Peter Zenger print the Body of Laws this Sessions as usual and be Allowed five hundred pounds of Tob° p Body. And that John Gould Transcribe a Body of the said Laws from the Originals to be by him Sent to the said printer ; for which he is to be Allowed four Pounds Cur- rent Money in the Levy Journal.
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