For defraying the Expences whereof, your Committee give it as
their Opinion, that all the Lands, Goods, and Chattels, belonging to
the Free-School in the several Counties within this Province, be
sold; the said Schools being in their Judgment but of small Ad-
vantage in the Education of Youth: The Money arising from such
Sale it is supposed will be sufficient.

And your Committee are of Opinion, that the annual Expences
of supporting the said College, so as to give the Masters proper
Encouragement, will amount to, as appears by the following

	Estimate, .....................................	£1510 0 0
	A President, Salary a Year, .......................	300 0 0	p. 413
	First Master, ..................................	250 0 0
	Second, Third, and Fourth, £200 each, .............	600 0 0
	1 Mathematical Master, ..........................	200 0 0
	1 English and Writing Master, .....................	100 0 0
	5 Servants and a Boy, ............................	60 0 0
		£1510 0 0

For defraying of which annual Expence, your Committee take
Leave to recommend to the Honourable House, the following
Funds:

	A Tax on Ordinary-Licences £3 10 0 ..............	£600 0 0
	Wheel-Carriages, 5 s. per Wheel ...................	250 0 0
	Negroes and Irish Papist Servants, 20 s. per ..........	200 0 0
	Batchelors 5 s. to 20 s.............................	420 0 0
	The Honourable Benedict Calvert's Donation to King William School, to be applied to the College, ......	40 0 0
		£1510 0 0 '

Your Committee conceive that the Profit arising from the Scholars
to be Educated in the said College, may amount to about £400 per
Annum, which may be applied to the Maintaining and Educating
28 Charity Boys in the said College, that is, Two to be sent from