128 Assembly Proceedings, March 26-April 15, 1707.

L. H. J.

He returns and says he delivered the Address
Upon Report of the Committee for inspecting M^r Mason's
Accounts was ordered to be thus indorsed Viz.

By the House of Delegates April 13^th 1707

Ordered That M^r George Muschamp and M^r William Ais-
quith call before them M^rs Susannah Mason Executrix of
Robert Mason late Treasurer of the Western Shore of this
Province and that she bring with her, her Husband's Books
Receipts and Papers relating to the publick Accounts, by which
you are to examine and state the same pursuant to the Report
of the Committee, and make your Report thereof to the next
Session of Assembly, so that this House may further proceed
thereon as to them it shall seem meet. Signed p Order
W. Taylard Cl. Ho. Del.

Ordered the Report and this Order of the House so indorsed
be delivered M^r Muschamp Resolved That all the Laws En-
acted this Session be printed pursuant to a former Order of
the House. And the Printer to be allowed for the same ac-
cording as before contracted for.
William Coursey Esq^r enters the House and delivers M^r
Speaker the Address Signed in Council. Thereupon Ordered
by the House that the same be signed by M^r Speaker on Be-
half of the whole House Which was accordingly done.
Ordered it be annexed to this Journal. Likewise M^r Cour-
sey acquaints M^r Speaker that his Excellency commands the
Attendance of him and the whole House to the Council Cham-
ber to conclude this Session.
Thereupon M^r Speaker and the Rest of the Members of the
House go up to the Council Chamber and carryed with them
the several Laws Enacted this Session being in Number four
and twenty with the Address to her Majesty.
To each of which said Bills (a List whereof is hereto annext)
was affixed the Great Seal of this Province. And his Excel-
lency was pleased to Enact the same into Laws by underwriting
thus April 15^th 1707 On Behalf of her Sacred Majesty Queen
Ann &^ta I will this be a Law John Seymour

p. 149

Then his Excellency was pleased to say to M^r Speaker and
the Members of the House of Delegates. That with the Ad-
vice of her Majesty's Honble Council he thought fit to prorogue

the House to the 14^th Day of June and if not convened again
before the fifth Day of September next at which Time his Ex-
cellency is pleased to declare this Assembly will be dissolved.