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Meeting, but shall be ready to join in any Address to his Majesty
and the Parliament we may be honoured with the Knowledge of,
probable to answer the proposed End.
A. Clarkson, Clerk.

The Two foregoing Letters, are true Copies from the Original.
Attest. John Cotton, Clerk.

Adjourned to To-Morrow Morning IX o'Clock.

Contempo-
rary Printed
Pamphlet
Md.Hist.Soc.

Friday, October 25, 1765.
The Congress met according to Adjournment.

Time not permitting the Clerk to make Copies at large, of the
Proceedings of the Congress, for all the Colonies they think it proper
shou'd be furnished therewith;

Resolved, That the Gentlemen from the Massachusetts-Bay, be
requested to send a Copy thereof to the Colony of New-Hampshire;
the Gentlemen of Maryland to Virginia; and the Gentlemen of South-
Carolina to Georgia, and North-Carolina.

Signed per Order,
J. Cotton, Clerk.

{The account rendered to the General Assembly of Maryland by
the three Maryland representatives to the Stamp Act Congress show-
ing the disposition of the £500 current money granted them by ord-
nance September 27, 1765]

An Account of the Disposition of the £ 500 Granted by Ordinance,
and received of the Treasurer, by William Murdock, Edward Tilgh-
man, and Thomas Ringgold.

p. 26

To Cash paid the whole Expences of the Committee to
New- York, there and back again, ...............

£138

14

1

To Cash paid Express to New- York, to give Notice

15

of our coming, ..............................

To paid for Express, to send a Copy of our Proceed-
ings to the Speaker of Virginia, ................

10

To paid for a Bill of Exchange, to remit to Charles

Garth, Esq; with the Address and Petitions 1 501

247

10

Sterling, at 65 per Cent Exchange, ..............

Cash remaining in Hand 127 Pistoles and 18/8.......

172

7

8

£575

1

9