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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1755-1756
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The Lower House. 171


In Testimony that the aforegoing is a True Copy from Liber E I
N :o 12 fol :o 385 and 386 one of the Land Record Books belonging
to the Provincial Office the seal of the said Office is hereunto
Affixed p R Burdus Clk

On reading the said Report, the House concurs therewith.

His Excellency the Governor communicates to Mr. Speaker the
following Message, viz.
Gentlemen of the Lower House of Assembly,
It having been intimated to me, by the Gentlemen of the Upper
House, that they have returned you a Bill which you lately sent
up to them, entituled, An Act for securing the Western Frontiers
of this Province, against the Depredations of the French and their
Indian Allies, and also for paying and maintaining Couriers, by
Reason they judged the Allowance of Money, and Time therein
mentioned, would not sufficiently answer the Purposes fur which

they conceived it was designed; I must intreat you to lose no Time,
but as you regard the Lives of your Fellow-Subjects and Con-
stituents, who remain exposed to the repeated Cruelties and Devasta-
tions of barbarous Savages, for Want of our taking some Measures
for their Protection, that you will, without Delay, reconsider that
Bill; and, if you think proper, amend it, in such a Manner, that it
may better answer the End for which it was calculated and intended.
Hor.o Sharpe.

On reading and considering his Excellency's Message of this
Day, the Question was put, Whether this House will, in Consequence
of his Excellency's Message of this Day, reconsider the Bill entituled,
An Act for securing the Western Frontier of this Province, against
the Depredations of the French and their Indian Allies; and also for
paying and maintaining Couriers from Wills's-Creek to Annapolis,
and back to Wills's-Creek; sent up to the Upper House, and from
that House sent down hither with a Negative, inforced by this House,
and again sent down by the Upper House with a Negative, or Not
Resolved in the Negative.

L.H.J.
Liber No. 48
July 7

On Motion, that Leave be given to bring in a Bill, To raise a
Sum of Money for securing the Western Frontier of this Province,
against the French, and their Indian Allies, and paying Couriers ;
The Question was put, Whether Leave be given to bring in such
Bill, or Not Resolved in the Negative.

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