Executive Journals of the Council of Colonial Virginia 2
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And Ordered that M"" Secretary send copies thereof under y^ Seal of the Colony to the several Countys.
His Excellency and the hon'''^ Council signed a loyal and dutifuU Address to her most sacred Majesty condoleing the death of our late Soveraign King William, and congratulating her Alatys happy accession to the Crown.
And nothing further offering at present for her Matys Service The Council adjourned At a Council held July y« IS'*' 1702 Present His Excellencie William Byrd Edmund Jenings James... Blair Esq''^ Major William Buckner Collector of York district and Lieu* Coll° Willoughby Allerton Naval Officer of the Upper District of Potomack came before his Excellency in Council, and made Oath to their respective acco"^ of the penny per pound.
His Excellency in Council was pleased to sign a warrant to M' Auditor Byrd for paying to Ai"' W™ Robertson twenty one pounds out of the 2 shill per hogsh"^ &:c for so much paid for a Sute of Sails to her Matys Ship the Betty.
Whereas it hath been represented that several Ships and Vessells designed out with this Fleet could not compleat their Loading against y" tenth day of this instant so as to be ready to clear then pursuant to the Order of Council, and application being made that a further time may be allowed for clearing the s'' Ships His Excellency and the hon'''* Council taking y^ same into consideration, and being willing to give all due encouragement to Trade, are pleased hereby to Impower the several Collectors and Naval officers to clear all such Ships and Vessells as they shall judge may be ready to joine the Fleet ag* the time appointed for their Departure, and shall give Bond so to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Ordered that M"" Secretary send copies thereof under y^ Seal of the Colony to the several Countys.
His Excellency and the hon'''^ Council signed a loyal and dutifuU Address to her most sacred Majesty condoleing the death of our late Soveraign King William, and congratulating her Alatys happy accession to the Crown.
And nothing further offering at present for her Matys Service The Council adjourned At a Council held July y« IS'*' 1702 Present His Excellencie William Byrd Edmund Jenings James... Blair Esq''^ Major William Buckner Collector of York district and Lieu* Coll° Willoughby Allerton Naval Officer of the Upper District of Potomack came before his Excellency in Council, and made Oath to their respective acco"^ of the penny per pound.
His Excellency in Council was pleased to sign a warrant to M' Auditor Byrd for paying to Ai"' W™ Robertson twenty one pounds out of the 2 shill per hogsh"^ &:c for so much paid for a Sute of Sails to her Matys Ship the Betty.
Whereas it hath been represented that several Ships and Vessells designed out with this Fleet could not compleat their Loading against y" tenth day of this instant so as to be ready to clear then pursuant to the Order of Council, and application being made that a further time may be allowed for clearing the s'' Ships His Excellency and the hon'''* Council taking y^ same into consideration, and being willing to give all due encouragement to Trade, are pleased hereby to Impower the several Collectors and Naval officers to clear all such Ships and Vessells as they shall judge may be ready to joine the Fleet ag* the time appointed for their Departure, and shall give Bond so to do.
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