58 Assembly Proceedings, March 13, 1732/3-April 12, 1733.

L. H. J.
Lib. No. 45

M^r Hall in Partnership with M^r Parks allowed to print the Votes
of this House this Session at the Usual Allowance Conditionally that
he print them Daily.
Capⁿ Hopewell a Representative of S^t Mary's County appeared
in the House this day.
M^r Dulany, brings in the Address to his Lordship, Ingrossed.
M^r Dulany and five more Ordered to Attend his Lordship and ac-
quaint him this House hath prepared an Address to him and to know
his Lordships Pleasure, When and where he will receive the Same
They return and Acquaint M^r Speaker his Lordship is read to
receive it Immediately
M^r Speaker and the whole House Attended his Lordship with the
Address.
They return.
Coll^o Gale & Capⁿ Dashield two Representatives of Somerset
County Appeared in the house this day.

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The House Adjourned until to Morrow Morning Nine of the
Clock.

March 15

Thursday March the 15^th 1732.

The House met according to Adjournment. The members were
Called, & all present as yesterday, the Proceedings of Yesterday
were read.
M^r Woolford & M^r Brannock two Representatives of Dorchester
County Appeared in the House this Day.
M^r Caldwell and M^r Alien two Representatives of Somerset
County appeared in the House this Day.
M^r Speaker Communicated to this House his Lordships Answer to
the Address of this House viz.

Gentlemen of the Lower House of Assembly.
I thank you for your kind Address; and nothing can be more
Agreeable than the Loyalty and Duty you Express to his Majesty,
the regard to Me, and Love of the People you Represent; Motives
that will always secure to you my Concurrence in every thing that
will Answer those Ends.
The Question was put that Previous to preparing an Officers fee
bill a Concurrence be Proposed to the Upper House. Resolved in
the Affirmative
The Question was put that a Bill to Emit Paper Currency be
brought in. Resolved in the Affirmative.
The following Message. [This message is printed at page 4.]
Sent to the Upper House by M^r Beale & M^r Hammond.
Ordered that the Committee of Laws Prepare the heads of a
Paper Currency Bill.