48 Assembly Proceedings, March 17-April 21, 1762.

	U. H. J. Liber No. 36 April 24 p. 72	C:r Iron Chest N.o 1. By Money lent upon Interest from February 6.th 1758 to March 31."' 1762 inclusive...........	3887.. 16.. 5 1/2
		By ditto paid the Commissioners at Sundry times their Salary in quarterly payments for Same time ..................................	1080.. — .. —
		By ditto paid the Clerk his Salary in Same Man- ner ....................................	364.. 3-.10
		By ditto paid ditto for cleaning Office for same time By ditto paid for wood and other Necessary's for Office for Same time .....................	28..—..— 25.. 4.. 7
		By ditto paid Daniel Dulany and Stephen Bordley Esquires for Advice .....................	10.. — .. —
		By ditto paid Upton Scott Sheriff of Ann Arundel County for Sheriffs and Secretarys fees in Same Manner ..........................	18..19.. 4 1/2
		By ditto paid Nathan Hammond due the Estate of John Raitt for Quit Rents and Land Tax on Lands made by fieri facias from the Estate of William Cummings .....................	2.. I.. 2 1/2
		By Money paid Richard Dorsey for Quit Rents on Said Lands .........................	1..16.. 71
		By ditto paid ditto for ditto on S.d Lands due Igna :ts Diggs .................................	1..16.. 71
		By Money paid Capt.n Curling and Cap.th Chew for Primage of Two Trunks of Goods from Lon- don ...................................	4 ...-,-
		By Money Paid to Iron Chest N.o 2. being the over plus on the Act in 1754 at Settling Accounts...	- 167.. 5.. 2i
		Ballance in Iron Chest N.o 1 March 31.st 1762.......	5591.. 3.10 3/4 14829.. 2.. 1 1/4
			£20420.. 6.. o

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And your Committee thinking it their Duty to count the Said Money applied to the Commissioners or Trustees to be permitted to do so, and were answered that the Money was not Sorted properly, for Counting and that One of the Commissioners having been long sick and not able to attend the Office was the reason it was not Sorted but that they would get it done as soon as possible Your Committee further find that no Money hath been paid into the Office in Virtue of the Act for encouragement of able bodied Freemen voluntarily enlisting into his Majesty's Service for the Expedition against Cuba since the Report in April session 1757 so that the Balance of £686..i4..6 still remains due to the Office for