The Lower House.

191

Grahame

Lee

Allen

L. H. J.

Parran

J. Hall

Harris

Liber No. 52
Nov. 29

Ware

Heath

Selby

Wilson

Baker

F. Gantt

J. Adams

Ward

Chapline

J. Goldsborough

Beall

Smith [33]

For the Negative

Ringgold

E. Gantt

Murdock

Worthington

Smallwood

Tilghman

Hammond

Earle

Johnson

Hyland

[10]

The Journal of Accounts List of Debts and the aforegoing Mes-
sage signed per Order were sent to the Upper House by the Hon.^ble
Gent.ⁿ of the Committee of Accounts
M.^r Worthington brings in and delivers to M^r Speaker the fol-
lowing Report Viz
At a Committee of both Houses of Assembly appointed to inspect
the Office and proceedings of the Com.^rs for Emitting Bills of Credit
established by Act of Assembly
[This lengthy report on the Loan Office which follows in the
Lower House journal is printed in full in the Upper House journal,
PP. 63-68]

which was read the first Time and Ordered to lye on the Table

The Bill Entitled An Act for the preservation of the Breed of
Fish and other purposes therein mentioned was read the second
Time and referred to the Consideration of next Assembly
The House adjourns 'till the Morrow Morning at 9 of the Clock

p. 301

Saturday 30.^th Nov.^r 1765
The House met
M.^r J. Goldsborough has Leave of Absence
On Motion that the Report brought in by Thomas Ringgold Esq.^r

the 28.^th Instant [pp. 183 184] be read the 2^d Time

On the previous Question being determined
The Question was put whe.^r the House will take into Considera-
tion the Report made by the Committee appointed to Report to the
House their Opinion what will be the best Way of disposing of the
Public Money in the Treasury and paper Currency Office belonging
to the Country and of the Capital Bank Stock that will belong to
the Country after payment to all the private Proprietors of the paper
Bills of Credit And also the best Method to support the Trade and

Nov. 30