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Read and Assented by this house and ordered to be so Subscribed,
the Paper Bill so Endorsed is sent to the Lower House by Col Ward
Adjourned till two of the Clock in the Afternoon

Eodem Die post Meridiem
This House met again According to Adjournment

U. H. J.
Lib. No. 33
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Present as in the Morning
The Right Honourable the Lord Proprietary Communicates to
this house by the Honble Samuel Ogle Esq^r his Answer to the joynt
Address of both Houses in the following words,

Gentlemen of the Upper and Lower Houses of Assembly
I readily Accept the Trust you are pleased to repose in me, and
am glad of this Instance as I shall be of all others to Contribute as far
as in me lyes [to] the welfare of this Province.

The following Message being prepared is sent to the lower House
by John Rousby Esq^r

By the Upper house of Assembly 4^th April 1733
Gentlemen
His Lordship has been pleased to Communicate to this House his
Answer to our joynt Address, which we gratefully Accept and have
herewith sent
Signed p order John Ross Ct Up Ho.

Adjourned till to Morrow Morning Eight of the Clock

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Thursday Morning 5^th April 1733
This House met again According to Adjournment

Present as yesterday Except Charles Calvert Esq^r
A Message from the Lower house by M^rs Ward and Sheredine

By the Lower House of Assembly 5^th April 1733
May it please your Honours
This house hath agreed that the Expence of this Assembly, from
Saturday last be discharged in Money allowing Ten shillings p Cent
for every hundred pounds of Tobacco, with which we desire your
Hon^rs Concurrence
Signed p Order M Macnemara Ct. Lo. Ho.

Read the second time the bill Entituled an Act for Emitting and
making Current Ninety Thousand pounds Current money of Mary-

April 5