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be glad to concurr in what may be reasonable and practicable for the
Advancement of the Credit of the Paper Currency
Signed p Order John Ross Cl Up Ho.

Read the second time the Bill Entituled an Act for Erecting a
Town in Cecil County on the North Side of Sassafras River at a
Place known by the name of Peningtons Point on the Tracts of Land
called Buntington and happy Harbour; passed the word, sterling
being inserted in 2^d Line of last Page instead of, Current money, and
sent by George Plater Esq^r
A Bill from the Lower house by M^rs Denton and Trippe Entituled
an Act for the better explaining and carrying into due Execution
some Parts of an Act of this Province Entituled an Act for emitting
and making Current ninety thousand pounds Current money of
Maryland in Bills of Credit thus Endorsed

By the Lower house of Assembly 29 March 1736
Read the first time and ordered to lye on the Table
Signed p Order M Macnemara Cl Lo. Ho.

By the Lower house of Assembly 31 March 1736

U. H. J.

Read the second time and will pass
Signed p Order M Macnemara Cl Lo Ho.

Read the first time in this house and Ordered to lye on the table
A Message from the Lower House by M^rs Hooper & Hammond

By the Lower House of Assembly 31 March 1736
May it please your Honours
Your Honours in your Message of this Day by Michael Howard
Esq^r having expressed your Readiness to concur in what may be
reasonable and practicable for the Advancement of the Credit of the
Paper Currency which being of the utmost Consequence to the
Country, and what this House hath most sincerely at heart propose
that a Conference be between the two houses, and desire that Your
Honours will concur therein to endeavour by a free Communication
of Sentiments to fall upon such general Measures as may contribute
to the Advancement thereof
Signed p Order M Macnemara Cl Lo Ho.

Read the second time the Bill Entituled an Act to adjourn the
Courts of Assize Nisi prius and Goal Delivery Provincial Court and
to continue the Process and Proceedings in some of the County

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