The governor's message of adherence thereto.
The assembly's reply.
Their reply to the proprietary's answer to the representation on Indian expences.
Unanimous resolution of the assembly concerning the necessity of a remission of their paper-currency.
Lord Holdernesse's letter and other papers laid before them, together with a written message from the governor thereon.
The assembly's answer, accompanied with their currency-bill.
The governor rejects it; but offers to pass a bill for striking a farther sum on a proper fund for sinking the same in a few years.
The assembly prudently avail themselves of the cautions in lord Holdernesse's letter concerning undoubted limits, to decline taking any part in the broil, till the government of Virginia, as first concerned, should set the first example.
The governor revives the old controversy concerning the paper-money instruction.