The Lower House. 539

		For the Negative		L. H. J. Lib. No. 46
	Mr Harris,	Mr Henry,	Mr Hooper,	p. 36
	Hynson,	Gale,	Gordon,

	The Address to the Kings most Excellent Majesty, was brought in Ingrossed and signed on Behalf of the House by the Honourable Speaker. The House Adjourns to the morrow Morning at nine of the Clock
	Saturday morning May 10th 1740 This House met again according to Adjournment Colo Colvill from the Committee appointed to inspect the Accounts and Proceedings of the Commissioners or Trustees for emitting Bills of Credit established by Act of Assembly delivers Mr Speaker the following Report. (See page 450.)	May 10
	The House Adjourns to two of the Clock in the Afternoon	p. 39
	Post Meridiem The House met according to Adjournment &ca The following Message ( See page 446. )	p. 40
	Sent to the Upper House by William Stoughton Esqr and Major Sprigg. Ordered and Resolved that the Honourable Speaker, Mr James Calder, Doctor Charles Carroll, Mr Vachel Denton, Major Edward Sprigg, Mr Turner Wootton, Mr Osborn Sprigg, Mr John Magruder, and Mr Henry Hall, Members of this House prepare with all pos- sible dispatch Authenticated Copies of all such Records and other necessary Papers and Evidences as they or any one of them shall think fit for carrying on the said Address to the Right Honourable the Lord Propry concerning the Aggrievances contained in the several Resolves of this House at their last Meeting in May 1739 and that the same Members or any two of them do in Behalf of this House, and the People of this Province, Transact & Negotiate all	p. 42
	Matters and Things necessary to bring the same Address to a speedy Conclusion and that in Case his Lordship should refuse or delay, to Relieve this Province from the matters there Complained of. the said Members, or any Two of them shall, and are hereby Ordered and Appointed with all Convenient speed to procure the Address of this House on the same matters to be presented to his Majesty, and to procure and transmit home all such Copies, Records, and Papers as shall be necessary for the Prosecution of the same Address And for that this House are desirous and willing, that the matters aforesaid might be made up and agreed upon with his Lordship in	p. 43