22 Assembly Proceedings, June 3-23, 1752.

U. H. J.
Liber No. 34
June 22

By the Upper House of Assembly 22^d June 1752.
Gentlemen
We concur with you in what you propose in Your Message of
this day by Mess.^rs Mackall and Bond and do appoint Col Hammond
and Benedict Calvert Esq.^r to Join with your Members for the
Purpose therein mentioned
Signed p Order John Ross Ct. Up H.
The following Message is Sent to the Lower house by Sam:
Chamberlain Esq.^r
By the Upper house of Assembly 22^d June 1752.
Gentlemen
In answer to your Message of this day relating to the Payment
of the Sum of £8..1..7 1/2 to Col George Gale Administrator of Col
Levin Gale deceased We agree that the Commissioners of the Paper
Office draw on the Trustees in London for the said Sum Payable to
the af.^d Col George Gale.
Signed p Order John Ross Cl Up H.
Read the Second time the Bill Entituled An Act for Reducing
the Allowances of the Members of the Upper & Lower houses of
Assembly of this Province and Assessing the Publick Levy, and
will Pass with the following Amendments, Leave out the words,
and Assessing the Publick levy, in the Title, Leave out the word,
Whereas, in the 3^d line after the words, no more, in the tenth Line,
leave the rest of the Bill and make the Act perpetual; Sent to the
Lower house by Edmund Jenings Esq.^r
Read the Second time the Bill Entituled an Act for raising three
half pence Sterling for Every Hogshead of Tobacco Exported out
of this Province for payment of an Agent in Great Britain for the
Service of this Province and will not pass, Sent to the Lower house
by Edmund Jenings Esq.^r
Adjourned till 3 of the Clock in the Afternoon

Eodem Die post Meridiem
This house met again according to Adjournment
Present as in the Morning
Read the Second time the Bill Entituled a Supplementary Act
to an Act Entituled an Act for issuing and taking out of the office
of the Commissioners or Trustees appointed for emitting Bills of
Credit established by Act of Assembly the Sum of £4500 Current
Money for encouragement of Such able Bodied Freemen as shall
Voluntarily enlist themselves in his Majeslys Service for the In-

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tended Expedition against Canada and for maintaining and convey-
ing them to the Place of Rendezvous as also for Replacing the said
Sum, and for the better Regulating Ordinaries and Ordinary keepers,
and will Pass Sent to the Lower house by Edmund Jenings Esq.^r