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

	L. H. J. Lib. No. 45	Col Belt Added to the Committee of Agreviances and Courts of Justice Col Gale Brings in a Bill Entituled an Act for Relieving Sundry Inhabitants in this province from the Charges of Prosecutions for not burning Tobacco In Pursuance of an Act of Assembly Entituled an Act for Emitting and making Current Ninety Thousand Pounds Current Money of Maryland in bills of Credit. Which Bill we Read in his Place and afterwards it was Read in the House the first Time and Ordered to Lie on the Table. The Hearing of Mr Tildens Petition Continued. Mr Mathews from the Committee of Aggrievances brings in the following Report. By the Committee of Aggrievances 8th April 1735. Its Humbly Offered by your Committee as an Aggrievance.
	p. 543	That the Secretary of this province hath given Particular Instruc- tions to the Clerk of the Provincial Court Office Not to do Any Service in the said Office until Judgment Bond given for payment of the Fee or fees that should arise thereon by which several Suters and Other the Inhabitants have been greatly Injured and Justice Obstructed, all which is Submitted to the Consideration of the House Signed p Order Richard Dorsey Cl. Come The House adjourns Until to Morrow Morning Nine of the Clock. Thursday Morning April 10th 1735.
	April 10	The House Met According to Adjournment. The Members called Over and all present as Yesterday The Proceedings of Yes- terday was Read Over. The Question was put whether the follow- ing Question (Viz.) whether a bill shall be brought in to pay officers ffees in Current Money at a Stated Price, should be put or not. Resolved in the affirmative.

		For the Affirmative
	Mr Key Majr Jordan Mr Wilson Mr Kennard Mr Hall Mr Hammond Mr Denton Mr Dulany Mr Warfeild	Majr Skinner Col. Gale Majr Dashiels Mr Goldsborough Mr Needles Col. Hooper Mr Johnson Mr George Mr Wood	Mr Sheredine Mr Hamilton Mr Matthews Mr Moale Mr Magruder Col Belt Capt Gordon Mr Tilghman