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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1752-1754
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424 Assembly Proceedings, Feb. 26-Mar. 9, 1754.

L. H. J.
Liber No. 47
March 6

ordered their Marching to the Ohio to defend their Hunting
Grounds, and that they should be supported by Forces from this,
which, if they comply with, I am in hopes we shall make some Fig-
ure there.
I have thirty Cannon from the Crown, ten whereof I have ordered
out to be mounted on the Fort to be erected on the Ohio. In May
next I shall proceed to Winchester, to meet the Chiefs of several
Nations of Indians, and to deliver them a Present from his Majesty.
If I can be of any Service to you or the Colony (happy) under
your Command, I shall chearfully receive your Directions, and am,
with great Sincerity

p. 397

Your Excellency's
Most obedient humble Servant,
Robert Dinwiddie.
The inclosed Proclamation will
be general to all the Forces.
Which Message and Letter were severally read, and ordered to lie
on the Table.
Benedict Calvert, Esq; from the Upper House, delivers to Mr.
Speaker a Petition of George Gordon, late Sheriff of Frederick
County, praying Leave to bring in a Bill, To impower the Justices
of Frederick County, to assess and levy, on the taxable Persons of
the said County, the Sum of 118 1. to enable the said Justices to
repay the said George Gordon, the aforesaid Sum by them received
from him, and applied to the Use of the said County, &c. indorsed,
" By the Upper House of Assembly, read, and referred to the Con-
sideration of the Lower House of Assembly." Which Petition was
read, and Leave given to bring in a Bill, according to the Petitioner's
Prayer.
Richard Lee, Esq; from the Upper House, delivers to Mr. Speaker
the Bill intituled, An Act for his Majesty's Service, indorsed, " By
the Upper House of Assembly, March 6, 1754. Read the second
Time and will pass, with the following Amendments; leave out all
that Part of the Bill, from the Words Negotiation aforesaid, in the
3d and 4th Lines of the 2d Page, to the Words and for the, in the
6th Line of 7th Page; leave out the Words and this present Act, in
13th Line of the 8th Page, and insert the following, and until the
Sum of Five Hundred Pounds Current Money, in this Act men-
tioned to be paid for the Purposes aforesaid, be also replaced; in
16th Line of the same Page, leave out the Words, and this present
Act; in the last Line of the same Page, leave out, or this present Act ;
in the first Line of the last Page, leave out the Words, and this Act.
Signed per Order, J. Ross, Cl. Up. Ho."

On reading the Amendments proposed by the Upper House to the
Bill intituled, An Act for his Majesty's Service; the Question was



 
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