434 Assembly Proceedings, Nov. 6-Nov. 12, 1746.

U.H.J.
Liber No. 34

The Journal of Accounts is brought from the Lower house by
M^r Worthington and Others thus subscribed
By the Lower house of Assembly 12 Novem^r 1746
Read and assented to
Signed p Order M Macnemara Cl Lo Ho.
A Message from the Lower house by Mess^rs Sheredine and
Gresham
By the Lower house of Assembly 12 Novem^r 1746
May it please your Honours
It appearing to this house that Paper and Parchment is wanting
for the use of the Publick, and as there is a Ballance, remaining in
the hands of the Executors of Col Samuel Young of £13..16..8 in
Current Gold due on the Duty of Twenty shillings sterling p head
on Irish Papists and Negroes imported into this Province, We pro-
pose that that Ballance be taken out of the said Executors hands by

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an Order drawn on them payable to M^r Philip Hammond, who has
undertaken to convert that Sum into a Bill of Exchange and send to
England for Paper and Parchment for the Use of the Publick to the
Amount thereof if Your Honours concurr therewith
Signed p Order M Macnemara Q Lo Ho.
Adjourned till three of the Clock in the Afternoon

Eodem Die post Meridiem
This house met again according to Adjournment

Present as in the Morning
The following Message is sent by Col Lloyd
By the Upper house of Assembly 12 Novem^r 1746
Gentlemen
In Answer to your Message of this Morning by Mess^rs Lloyd and
Wilkinson about disposing of the Ballance due in Gold Currency
from the Estate of Col Young. We concur with your house as to
the Application of that Money in the Manner you propose
Signed p Order John Ross ClUp Ho.
The following Message is sent with the Journal of Accounts by
Daniel Dulany Esq^r
By the Upper house of Assembly 12 Novem^r 1746
Gentlemen
We herewith return the Journal of Accounts, in which We ob-
serve you have made no Allowance for the several Articles men-
tioned in a Message sent from this house on the 4^th of July in the
last Session, nor is there any Allowance made to the Governor in
Discharge of his Disbursements on the Governors house, and which
was recommended in Septem^r 1745 to the then Lower house