228 Assembly Proceedings, March 20, 1734/5- April 24, 1735.

L. H. J.
Lib. No. 45

and the Assurances You have been pleased to give us, of Your En-
deavouring to Promote So Necessary a Means to lay a Sure and
lasting Foundation for Our future Happiness; and we promise Our
selves the greatest Unanimity in following therein Your Excel-
lencys most Laudable Example.
Which was read and Approved and Ordered to be Ingrossed.
The House Adjourns Untill Two of the Clock in the afternoon.

Monday Post Meridiem.
The House Met According to Adjournment &c.
M^r Dulany brings in the Address to the Governour Ingrossed.
M^r Dulany & Col Gale sent to Acquaint the Governour an Ad-
dress is prepared by this House to His Excellency and Desire to
know when and where he will receive the same They return and
Acquaint M^r Speaker the Governour will Receive it in the Conffer-
ence Chamber
M^r Dulany and Twelve more sent to attend the Governour with
The Address. They return and Acquaint M^r Speaker they Delivered
it.
A Petition of the Freeholders Inhabitants and Legal Voters of
the City of Annapolis, Complaining of an Undue Election, read and
Ordered an Hearing on Monday next.
The Petition of the Middle part of Prince George Parish in
Prince George County, read, and Leave given to bring in a bill as
prayed.
The House adjourns Untill to Morrow Morning nine of the
Clock

Tuesday Morning March 25, 1735

March 25

The House Met according to Adjournment, The Members called
Over and all present as Yesterday, the Proceedings of Yesterday
were read over.
M^r Hammond appeared in the House this Day.

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The Petition of Samuel Steele a Prisoner in Queen Ann's County
Goal, praying to be released from Goal, read and Ordered to Lye
on the Table.

[Not in
U. H. J.]

Col Ward from the Upper House delivers M^r Speaker the Fol-
lowing Message.

By the Upper House of Assembly 25^th March 1735.
Gentlemen.
This House hath named Benjamin Tasker and John Rider Esq^rs
to Joyne the Members appointed by Your house in A Committee to