The Lower House. 79

An Ingrossed Bill Entituled an Act for the relief of William
Torver of London merchant read and assented to and sent to the
Upper House with the Paper Bill by M^r Stoughton and M^r Kennard.
Col Gale from the Committee appointed to Enquire into the State

of the Office for Emitting Bills of Credit Delivers M^r Speaker the
following Report. (See page 29.)

L. H. T.
Lib. No. 45

Which Report the House Concurred with and ordered the Clerk
of This House record the same for which he is to be allowed in the
next Journal of Accounts.

p. 719

A Bill Entituled an Act to revive an Act Entituled an Act for the
relief of Prisoners for Debt was read the first and Second time by
Especial order and passed and Sent to the Upp^r House by M^r Golds-
borough and M^r Tilghman.
And The Paper Bill Entituled a Supplementary Act to the Acts
Entituled the Acts for The relief of Debtors and ascertaining the
manner of Tenders in Tobacco.

Col King from the Committee of Accounts brought in the Journal
of Accounts which was read and Assented to and sent to the. Upper
House by the Committee of Accounts.
A Bill Entituled an Act for Takeing out of the Office of the Com-
missioners or Trustees for Emitting the Bills of Credit the Sums
herein mentioned and for repaying the Same into the said Office by
Several Treasurers of this Province was read the first time and
ordered to Lye on The Table.
The House Adjourns until to morrow morning at 9 of the Clock.

p. 720

Thursday morning May 26^th 1737

The House met according to Adjournment &c^a
An Ingrossed Bill Entituled a Supplementary Act to the Act En-
tituled an Act for Erecting a Town in Kent County on the South
side of Sassafras River on a Tract of Land Called Tolechester at the
place where the ferry is now Kept.
And an Ingrossed Bill Entituled a Supplementary Act for Erecting
a Town at Joppa in Baltimore County were Severally read and As-
sented to and Sent with the Paper Bills to the Upper House by M^r
Sheredine and M^r Kennard.
James Holliday Esq^r from the Upper House Delivers M^r Speaker
the following Message. ( See page 26. )
And The Address to his most Excellent Majesty and The Address
to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales both Ingrossed and
signed by the Governour and President of the Upper House of As-
sembly both which Addresses were Signed by M^r Speaker and sent to
the upper House with the following Message. (See page 27.)

May 26