108 Assembly Proceedings, August 11-16, 1737.

U. H. J.
Lib. No. 33
p. 493

By the Upper House of Assembly 15^th August 1737
Gentlemen
His Excellency having laid before this House a Copy of an Ad-
dress from the President Council and Assembly of Pennsylvania
relating to several late Disturbances on the northern Borders of this
Province which address so much reflects on the honour of this Gov-
ernment and Province & tends so Greatly to Indanger the Lives
Liberties and Properties of our Inhabitants on the Borders of this
Province that this House think it absolutely necessary to humbly
address his Majesty on the same occasion in which his Excellency is
pleased to Join and we hope your House will Also Concurr
And if the address now prepared and sent should be thought
by your House suitable and proper we desire you will signify your
approbation that the same may be signed accordingly
Signed p^r Order John Ross Cl Up H.

Adjourned till to morrow Morning nine of the Clock

August 16

Tuesday Morning 16^th August 1737
This House met again according to Adjournment
Present as Yesterday

A Message from the Lower house with the Address by [Col King
and Eleven more]

By the Lower house of Assembly 16^th August 1737
May it please your Honours
This house approves of the address sent hither yesterday by Col
Ward & four more & herewith send it back that it may be signed
Signed p^r Order M Macnemara Cl L^o H.

The following Message is sent to the Lower house with the
Address by Col^o Ward & [three more]

By the upper House of Assembly 16^th August 1737
Gentlemen
The Governor and President of this House having signed the Ad-
dress to his Majesty we return the Same to your House to be signed
by your House
Signed p order John Ross Cl Up H.

p. 494

Read the second time the Bill intituled an Act repealing an Act
Entituled an Act for Limitation of the time of shiping Tobacco and
passed with the following Amendments in the first Line add this