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

L. H. J.
Lib. No. 45

Charles Ridgley" of Ann Arundell County, John Honaghane of
Talbot County John Wharton, Benjamin Johnson, And John Houl-
der of Sommerset County
We also Have further Examined the said office in which the Prin-
cipal part of the Business is from the Returns that are daily Made
by the several Deputy Commissary's that the wills Inventories And
Accounts are Regularly Recorded until May Last 1734, that the
Original papers Appear to Your Committee to be Carefully pre-
served and Laid up in Distinct Bundles of the Differant Proceedings
in the said office so farr as they are Heather to Sorted which is in
the year 1731. And that the Record Books in the said office Are
in Good Order And Repair
Signed p Order John Gibson Ci Com.

The following Message [This message is printed at page 193.]
Sent to the Upper House by Richard Francis Esq^r and M^r Shere-
dine. Michael Howard Esq^r from the Upper House Delivers M^r
Speaker the following Message [This message is printed at page
193.]

p. 567

Ordered that the Treasurer of the Western Shore pay to Cap^t
William Rogers fifty Pounds Current Money.
The House Adjourns Until to-Morrow Morning Nine of the
Clock

Friday Morning April 18^th 1735

April 18

The House met According to Adjournment the Members Called
Over and all present as Yesterday. The Proceedings of Yesterday
were Read Over.
The Previous Question being Determined the Question was put
that the Amendments proposed by the Upper House to the Bill En-
tituled an Act for Raising Three pence p hh^d for Arms & Ammuni-
tion be Agreed to Resolved in the affirmative.

For the Affirmative

M^r Key
M^r Jourdan
M^r Hall
M^r Dulany
Maj^r Skinner
M^r Courts
M^r Middleton
Col Hanson
M^r Hawkins

Col Gale
M^r King
M^r Stoughton
Maj^r Dashiel
M^r Goldsborough
M^r Tench Francis
Col Hooper
M^r Trippe
M^r Woolford

M^r Brown
M^r Johnson
M^r George
M^r Wood
Col Ward
Cap^t Gordon
M^r R^d Francis
M^r Tilghman