272 Assembly Proceedings, October 4.-November 26, 1763.

U. H. J.
Liber No. 36
Nov. 24

Who make choice of and Appoint the Honourable Benedict Calvert
Esq.^r Chairman & Robert Couden His Clerk, and agree to make the
following Report viz:^t

Your Committee on examineing the Account of Iron Chest N.^o 1,
Stated in the Books of the said Office, and closed to the 21.^st day of
Novemb :^r 1763 and Comparing it with the day Book and the Several
Vouchers from whence the said Account is raised, have made the
following State thereof, and find that there remains at the above
Date in the said Chest a Ballance of $2O.48i,,5,,o|

D.^r Iron Chest, N.^o I

To Ballance in Iron Chest N.^o 1 31.^st Mar. 1762 as p
Report 24.^th April 1762 ....................

£14,829..2..11

To Principal Money paid in, Since Mar. 31.^st 1762.

5,200.. 1...8

to Nov.^r 24. ^th 1763 .......................

To Intrest Money paid in Same time .............

2,2I0..3..1 1/2

To Money paid by Charles Hammond Jun.^r for

Lands sold him, lately belonging to the Estate

107..I..3

of William Cummings Esq.^r Deceased ........

£ 22,346..8..1 3/4

Contra C.^r

By Money in Gold lent out on Bonds since 31^st Mar.
1762. to Nov.^r 21. ^st 1763...................

£773.. 0..0

By Money paid the Commissioners their Salarys at

Sundry times, in quarterly payments, in same

405.. 0..0

time ...................................

By money p.^d the Clk his Salary in same time .......

135

By Money paid the Clerk for Cleaning the Office .....

12.. 0..0

By d.^o paid for wood and other necessarys for thel

Office, and for repairing it when attempted

35- 9-7

twice to be broken open ....................

By Money paid Stephen Bordley for advice ........

4..13..6

By Money p.^d Jonas Green by Virtue of An Act

passed last session of Assembly...............

500.. 0..0

£1,865.. 3..1

Ballance in Chist [sic] Nov.^r 21. 1763 ............

20,481.. 5..0 3/4

£22,346.. 8..1 3/4

p. 174

Your Committee gave their Reasons in their Report last Session
(to which they beg leave to refer this Honourable House) why the
Money in Iron Chest N.^o i. was not then counted, which they thought
it their Duty to do, and as the Act is now near expireing, Your Com-
mittee thought it more Peculiarly necessary at this time to count the
said money, that they might give the fullest Report in their Power