The Upper House. 21

ing the manner of Tenders in Tobacco, and will pass, Provided the
Continuance thereof be for three, years; sent by Phillip Lee Esq^r
A Message from the Lower house by Mess^rs Hooper and Ham-
mond

By the Lower house of Assembly 23 May 1737

May it please Your Honours
This house is of Opinion that it will be of Service to the Country
to pay the Publick Charge of this Province which will be due at the
End of this Session out of the Bills of Credit remaining in the Office
because, it will not only prevent any Delay in Payment to the prejudice
of such persons as are in immediate want, but also it will tend to a
Diffusive Circulation of the said Bills of Credit, and thereby render
them the more usefull to all the Inhabitants of this Province, who are
by the Laws thereof Obliged to provide a Sufficient fund to Sink the
said Bills of Credit and therefore Desire Your Honours Concurrence
to have such payment made out of the Bills of Credit now in the Office
Accordingly.
Signed p^r Order M Macnemara Cl L^o H.

U. H. J.
Lib. No. 33

Two Engrossed Bills from the Lower house by Mess^rs Francis
and Pemberton, One Entituled an Act to dock the Entail of a Tract
of Land called Willson's Grove in the County of Ann Arundel, and
vesting the same in Lewis Duvall in fee Simple, and for Settling other
Lands and Tenements to the same uses, the Other Entituled an Act
for Securing the Rights and Inheritance of Sundry Persons to the
Letts by them taken up paid for and Build upon in Leonard Town
in S^t Maries County, Severally thus Subscribed.
23 May 1737
Read and Assented to by the Lower house of Assembly
Signed p^r Order M Macnemara Cl L^o H.

Read and Assented to by this house and Ordered to be so Sub-
scribed the paper Bills so Endorsed, are sent to the Lower house by
George Plater Esq^r
Adjourned till to morrow Morning nine of the Clock.

p. 472

Tuesday Morning 24 May 1737.
This house mett again according to Adjournment

Present as Yesterday with the Addition of James Hollyday Esq^r
A Message from the Lower house by Mess^rs George and Francis

By the Lower house of Assembly 24 May 1737
May it please Your Honours
This house Approves the Address to the Kings most Excellent
Majesty and the Address to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales

May 24