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The Lower House.
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103
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1773 Per Contra
By the Bank of England for £.27,500 Capital
Stock supposed to be of the Value of 140 per
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Cr.
Sterling
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Votes and
Proceedings
of the Lower
House,
printed by
A. C. Green
Nov. 27
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Cent, equal to,
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38,500
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By Osgood Hanbury, Silvanus Grove, and
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James Russell, for a Balance in their Hands,
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348 7 6
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By Sundries for Gold and Silver, and Bills
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of Credit, lent them on their Bonds with Security
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in this Province,
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88,029 11 3
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By Sundries for Interest now due from them,
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483 8 9
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By sundry Sheriffs received of them for Ordi-
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nary Licences on Account of the Year 1773
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£.146: 14: 5 Gold Currency, which now remains
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in the Office of the Emission in 1767, at 33^ per
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Cent. Discount,
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110 0 9 3/4
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By sundry Sheriffs for the nett Amount of
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Ordinary Licences due from them so far as Lists
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have been received £.1112: 7:9 Gold at 33^ Dis-
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count.
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834 5 91
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By sundry Persons received of them for Inter-
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est which now remains in the Office of the Emis-
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sion in 1767,
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1,049 13 3
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By Sundries for Interest now in the Office in
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Bills of Credit of the Emission in 1770, and Gold
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and Silver,
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4 0 0 3/4
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£.129,359 13 5 1/4
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By Balance due this Province,
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26,698 1 7 3/4
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By nett Amount of Ordinary Licences for the
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Year 1773, due from the Sheriffs of St. Mary's,
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Calvert, Caecil, Dorchester, Somerset and Worces-
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ter Counties, which cannot at present be ascertained
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for want of the Clerk's Lists,
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Your Committee find that by a Report in November Session,
1765, it appears that the Sum of £.73: 17:2 Current Money was
then due from the Collector of the Land Tax, for Queen-Anne's
County, for the Half Year ending the 29th of September, 1763,
and that the said Sum hath not yet been paid in.
Your Committee further report, That the House wherein the
Commissioners for emitting Bills of Credit keep their Office is in
such a ruinous State, that they are for the present under the Necessity
of having it propped up, as the Walls are much cracked, which your
Committee apprehend is owing to the great Weight of a Brick
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