The Lower House. 471

The Question was put Whether the Revenue Bill be Continued for
one year or more, Carried by a Majority for one Year only.

L. H. J.
p. 385

For one Year

M^r Waughop M^r Skinner M^r Herman
M^r Read M^r Courts M^r George
M^r Blackistone M^r Middleton M^r Wood
M^r Willson M^r Hanson M^r Mathews
M^r Howard M^r Hawkins M^r Hamilton
M^r Hall M^r Allen M^r Sheredine
M^r Beale M^r Goldsborough M^r Magruder
M^r Dulany M^r Edmundson M^r Crabb
M^r Hammond M^r Needles M^r Sprigg
M^r Warfeild M^r Benson M^r Cuming
M^r Mackall M^r Taylor M^r Elliott

For more than one Year

M^r Hopewell M^r Hooper M^r Wright
M^r Smith M^r Brannock M^r Hemsley
M^r Gale M^r Woolford M^r Clayton
M^r Dashiel M^r Ward
M^r Caldwell M^r Scott

George Plater Esq^r from the Upper House Delivers to M^r Speaker
the bill to prevent Cutting up Tobacco Plants and Distroying To-
bacco and Tobacco Houses and for Ascertaining the Punishment of
Criminals Guilty of the said Offences thus Endorst.

By the Upper House of Assembly 24^th July 1732
Read the first time and Ordered to Lye on the Table.
Signed p Order J Ross Cl Up Ho.

And thus, [See page 390.]
Which bill was read here and passed for Ingrossing.
Michael Howard Esq^r from the Upper House Delivered M^r
Speaker the bill for the Naturalization of Onorio Rozilini of An-
napolis thus Endorst.

By the Upper House of Assembly July 24^th 1732
Read the first time and ordered to Lye on the Table
Signed p order J Ross Cl. Up. Ho.

And thus, [See page 390.]
Which bill was read here and passed for Ingrossing