568 Assembly Proceedings, April 23-June 5, 1740.

L. H. J.
Lib. No. 46

To the honourable Levin Gale Esq^r One Musket with Bayonet and
Belt two Broad Swords and Belts and two Pair of Pistols
To ditto, Thirty new Muskets and belts, thirty Bayonets and Belts
Thirty Horsemens Swords with Belts, Thirty Pair of Pistols
Thirty Cartouch Boxes, a Trumpet two Bags of Bullets and a
quarter Cask of Powder
To Captain William Rogers forty Muskets two Drums the
Colours, one half Pike a quarter Cask of Powder, a Cag of Bullets
and a new Muskett with a Bayonett
To ditto nine Muskets
To William Murdock Esq^r Sheriff of Prince Georges County,
four Muskets, four Pair of Pistols, one hundred Bullets, six Cut-
lasses and some Powder And that the Arms and Accoutrements in
the Council Chamber remain fixt as they were last year excepting
Four Cutlasses, Four Halberts and one half Pike which are wanting.
We likewise find that the Arms aforesaid are generally clean and
in good Order, and that the old Arms are in Quantity and Quality
as last year
All which your Committee humbly submit to the Consideration of
the House
Signed p Order Tho^s Jennings Clk.

By the Committee for Inspecting the Arms and Ammunition and
Accounts relating thereto May 31, 1740
Your Committee having Examined and Inspected the Several
Treasurers Accounts of the Three Pence p hogshead raised for pur-
chasing of Arms and Ammunition do find that over and above the
Sum of £2250.. 1 1...2 Sterling and £34..13..2| Gold
Reported by Your Committee at our last Meeting to be unapplied
the following Sums viz :
In the hands of James Holliday Esq^r as per his Ac-"! ^£ "• ^d;
count dated May 1740^I9..3i
In the hands of M^r Samuel Hyde as per Col^o Charles)
Hammnnrls Account rendered this Assemhlv J
£26o..I7..9|

We likewise find that the said Stock of Three Pence per Hogshead
made Debtor by the Treasurer of the Western Shore with the follow-
ing Article viz :
To the Governor and Councils Order paid Onoriol £B d
Razolini dated i8^th of October 1738 and the 12^th of June ^45...2...9

1739 J
We further find the Sum of £5...2...9 Sterling was paid to the said
Onorio Razolini as he says (over and above his usual Salary) for