The Lower House. 273

as also an Act of Assembly Entituled a Supplementary Act for the
Advancement of Justice. Severally Read and assented to and sent
to the Upper House by M^r Hemsley & M^r Edmundson
An Ingrossed Bill Entituled an Act Continuing and Reviving the
Several acts therein Mentioned, Read assented to and sent to the
Upper House by M^r Trippe and M^r Middleton.
A Bill prescribing the Manner of taking Obligations from Publick
Treasurers &c. Read the first time And the Question was put whether
the said Bill have a second reading Now, resolved in the Negative.

L. H. J.
Lib. No. 45

Col Ward from the Upper House Delivers M^r Speaker the paper
Bill Entituled an Act Continuing and reviving the Several Acts
therein Mentioned and the Paper Bill Entituled a Supplementary
Act to the several Acts concerning Testamentary Affairs And the
Paper Bill Entituled an Act Reviving an Act of Assembly Entituled
an Act for the Advancement of Justice &c. Severally Indorsed.
The Ingrossed Bill whereof this is the Original is Read and As-
sented to.
Signed p Order J Ross Cl. Up. Ho.

The following Message. [This message is printed at page 205.]

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Sent to the Upper House by Col Hooper & M^r Johnson.
Col Gale from the Committee of both Houses Appointed to In-
spect the Office and Proceedings of the Commissioners for Emitting
the Paper Currency of Maryland, Delivers the following Report and
Account [This report is printed at page 204.]
The following Message. [This message is printed at page 205.]

[U. H. J.

says the
message was
brought by
Hooper and
Smith]
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Sent to the Upper House by M^r Key and M^r Hemsly.
The Hous Adjourns Until to Morrow Morning Nine of the Clock

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Tuesday Morning April 22^d 1735

The House Met According to Adjournment The Members called
Over and all present as Yesterday Except M^r Hemsley. The Pro-
ceedings of Yesterday were Read Over.

April 22

George Plater Esq^r from the Upper House Delivers M^r Speaker
the following Message [This message is printed at page 206.]
The Governour Communicated to M^r Speaker the following lett^r

Gentlemen of the Lower House of Assembly
As I find by the Journal of Accounts and some of your Messages
to the Upper House of Assembly that there is a proposal to make
Use of all the Money raised for the Publick Charges of the Province
for your Own And other allowances therein mentioned, without
taking Care to Secure to the Fund for Supplying the Country with
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