514 Assembly Proceedings, September 23-October 26, 1 723.

U. H. J.

Books from Racking, both to be at Convenient Distances
with sliding Doors sash'd; and desire to know if your Honours
will be pleased to Concur with us in our proposals that some
speedy Care may be taken therein, and that if your Hono^rs
see fit, one of the Members of your House may be Joyn'd with
some of the Members of our House, to Agree with proper
Workmen to proceed thereon Imediately
Signed p Order M. Jenifer Cl Lo. Ho.

Which Message being Read is Agreed to by this House
and Col^o Tho^s Addison is appointed to be Joyned with some of
the members of the Lower House and the following Message
prepared thereon

By the Upper House of Assembly 8^br the 5^th 1723
Gentlemen
We Agree with your House in your Proposals in your
message this Day by Captain Harrison and M^r King and
Col^o Tho^s Addison a Member of this House is appointed to
be Joyned with some of the Members of your House to Agree
with Proper Workmen to proceed on the work proposed
Imediately who is now ready to proceed thereon in Conjunc-
tion with them
Sign'd p Order Sam^l Skippon Cl. Up Ho.

Which Message was sent to the Lower House by M^r Tasker
A Message from the Lower House by M^r Courts and M^r
Tolley viz.

P. 45

By the Lower House of Assembly 8^br the 5^th 1723
May it Please Yo^r Honours
Several Members of this House having Complained that
they have Lost their Horses through the Negligence of Rich^d
Young the Gate Keeper, this House are desirous that the
said Young should be removed from that Office and that your
Hon^rs will be pleased to Joyn with us in removing the said
Young and appointing some other proper person in his Stead
Signed p order M: Jenifer Cl Lo. Ho.

Which message being read the following Answer was pre-
pared (Viz)

By the Upper House of Assembly Oct^r the 5^th 1723

Gentlemen
We are Ready to Join with you in any proposalls you shall
think for the Good of the Countrey; but forasmuch as we are