692 Assembly Proceedings, September 23-October 26, 1723.

L.H.J.

Ordered that Col^o Mackall and M^r Tyler go to the Upper
House and Acquaint his Honour the Governour that nothing
of Publick business remains before this House.
They return and say they delivered their Message
John Rousby Esq^r from the Upper House delivers M^r
Speaker the following Message viz.

By the Upper House of Assembly

October the 19^th 1723
Gent.
We are very much Surprized to hear you tell his Honour
the Governour that you have nothing of business Lyes before
your House, when we but Just now sent down the Journall
of the Committee of Accounts to your House unassented to
by us for want of some Addition or Alteration to be made
therein Wee therefore take the Liberty to put you in mind that
altho your House and ours cannot Agree to make Allowances
to each other it is Absolutely necessary that all other Publick
Dues should be paid and for that End we propose to you
once more, that your Allowance and ours being taken out
of the Journall, we shall be willing to Assent to all the other
Allowances, by which means all the publick Debts will be
paid. If you refuse this, we hope the Blame will be Laid on
those who Deserve it and we shall be Excused.
Sign'd p Order Sam^l Skippon Cl Up Ho.

The House Adjourns till Monday Morning nine of the
Clock.

Monday Octob^r 2 I^st 1723
The House Meets According to Adjournment
Saturdays proceedings are read.
The Address to his Lordship was read and Ordered to be
Entred as follows viz :

To the Right Honourable Charles Absolute Lord and pro-
prietary of the provinces of Maryland and Avalon Lord
Baron of Baltemore.

May it Please your Lordship.

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Wee your Lordships faithfull Tennants the Deligated
Representatives of your Lordships province of Maryland now
by your Authority Convened as a Lower House of this present
Generall Assembly Beg your Lordships favourable Audience
of us as well in relation to what your Lordship has been
pleased to Communicate by way of Answer to our former