332 Assembly Proceedings, March 19, 1735/6-April 10, 1736.

U. H. J.

Under these Circumstances Our Duty and Care for the Welbeing
of this Province call on us to lay these Matters before your Lordship
in hopes that such Measures will be taken as in your Lordships
Wisdom will seem most proper to prevent any of the like Accidents
for the future; for We have great Reason to dread the Consequences
which may arise to his Majestys Subjects from a long Continuance
of the Uncertainty of Your Lordships Bounds, which when settled,
will necessarily put an End to such mischievous Contentions
Jn^o Hall President

The following Message with the Address is sent by Edmund
Jenings Esq^r

By the Upper House of Assembly 30 March 1736
Gentlemen
We have sent the Address to the Right Honble the Lord Pro-
prietary approved by both Houses and signed by the President of this
House to be signed by your House
Signed p Order John Ross Cl Up Ho.

A Message from the Lower house with the Address by M^rs Dulany
and Gale

By the Lower house of Assembly 30 March 1736
May it please Your Honours
We herewith send the Address to the Right Honourable the Lord
Proprietary signed by the Speaker in behalf of the whole House
Signed p Order M Macnemara Cl Lo Ho.

Adjourned till to Morrow Morning nine of the clock

March 31

Wednesday Morning 31 March 1736

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This house met again according to Adjournment
Present as yesterday with the Addition of Philip Lee Esq^r

Read the second time the Bill Entituled an Act for the Payment
of all Officers fees in Current money of this Province, and will not
pass, sent to the Lower house with the following Message by Michael
Howard Esq^r

By the Upper House of Assembly 31 March 1736
Gentlemen
Although this house cannot agree to the Bill for the Payment of all
Officers fees in Current money of this Province, yet we shall always