The Upper House.

487

Remains unappropriated of the af^d 89990 Principal

3939.. 18.. 9

U.H.J.

7735..10..—

D^r The Paper Currency Office

To Principal Money paid into the Office as p Re-
port in the Year 1739

5865....-

To ditto as p ditto in 1740

2693..18..10

To ditto as p ditto in 1741

1565..—..—

To ditto to 7 March 1743 in this present Report.

2576.. 14.. 4

14033.. 13..2

To Ballance now remaining at Interest due to the

said Office

16949.. 18.. 6

£

30983.. 11.. 8

C^r By Principal Money lent on Security as p Re-

£ s d

p. 36

port in the Year 1739

25592.. 10..—

By ditto as p ditto in 1740

1593.. 2..——

By ditto as p ditto in 1741

1350..—..—

By ditto as p ditto in 1742

845..—.-—

By ditto to 7 March 1743 in this present Report

1602.. 19.. 8

30983.. 11.. 8

Adjourned till to Morrow Morning ten of the Clock

Wednesday Morning 30 May 1744
This House met again according to Adjournment

Present as Yesterday
Two Engrossed Bills from the Lower House by Mess^rs Wootton
and Hammond One Entituled an Act for laying out the Town anew
commonly called Upper Marlborough Town in Prince Georges
County the other Entituled an Act impowering the Vestrymen and
Church Wardens of King Georges Parish in Prince Georges County
to purchase three Acres of Land in the said Parish to build a Chap-
pel of ease on, and to empower the Justices of Prince Georges County
to levy on the Taxable Inhabitants of the said Parish in the said
County the sum of 800£ Current Money for the Uses therein men-
tioned severally thus subscribed

30 May 1744

Read and Assented to by the Lower House of Assembly
Signed p Order M Macnemara Cl. Lo Ho.

May 30