492 Assembly Proceedings, May 8-May 30, 1754.

L. H. J.
Liber No. 47
May 21

And although the yearly Amount aforesaid may not be certain,
yet it is conceived, that one Year with another, it will be sufficient
to defray the annual Expence of a College.
And your Committee humbly conceive, that the Ballances in the
respective Treasurers Hands, and that of Mrs. Hollyday, as Execu-
trix of James Hollyday, Esq; late Treasurer of the Eastern-Shore,
together with the Amount of the Sales of the Lands belonging to
the several County Schools, will be more than sufficient to build
such College, and suitable Offices; for which Purpose, your Com-
mittee submit to your Consideration the following State of the said
Ballances, as they appear to them from the latest Accounts, and the
Calculation of the Amount of the Sale of such Lands, viz.

£. Sterling.

£. Currency.

Ballance in the Hands of Charles

Hammond. Esq; on Account of

Irish Papists and Negroes im-

> 238 19 10

1058 792

ported, by Account, in October,

1753,

p. 438 Ditto, on Three Half Pence per

Hogshead, in S. Hyde'sHands,

293 17 8

Ditto, in the Hands of Edward

Lloyd, Esq; on Account of Irish

1

280 SS'?

Papists and Negroes imported,

*J +J *J

by Account, in October, 1753,

Ditto, in the same Hands, on Pork,

Pitch and Tar, by same Account,

21 7 4

Ditto, in the Hands of Mrs. Holly-

I

day, Executrix of James Holly-

\ ²5o 18 7 3

397 9 2 2

day, Esq; late Treasurer,

1

f. 783 16 i 3

1758 993

Deduct for Ballance lost, in Samuel

Hyde's Hands —— ——

£• 293 17 8

£- 489 18 5 3

1758 993