232 Assembly Proceedings, March 20, 1734/5-April 24,1735.

L. H, J. Lib. No. 45

Twenty Thousand Pounds of Tobacco to finish their Church And the Petition of the Vestry and Others the Inhabitants of Durham Parish praying Leave to bring in A Bill to Enlarge their Parish Out of Port Tobacco Parish after the Death of the Present Incumbent referred here from the Upper House. The House adjourns Until Two of the Clock in the afternoon Wednesday Post Meridiem The House met According to Adjournment &c. The Bill Entituled an Act for Continuing the Process and Pro- ceedings of some of the County Courts within this Province, and to Enlarge the time for Taking out Executions. Read the second time by an Especial Order and Committed for Amendments. Ordered that a Bill be brought in to regulate Ordinarys And to Prevent Tipling Houses. Ordered that a Bill be brought in to Regulate Pedlars. The Question was put that a Bill be brought in to prevent the bringing of Horses Mares, Colts, and Fillies into this Province. Resolved in the Negative.

		For the Negative
	Capt. Wilson	Mr Hawkins	Mr Moale
	Mr Denton	Col King	Mr Magruder
	Mr Dulany	Mr Stoughton	Col Belt
	Mr Warfield	Mr Dashiels	Mr Stoddert
	Mr Mackall	Mr Tench Francis	Capt Gordon
	Mr Smith	Mr Brown	Mr Rd Francis
	Major Skinner	Mr George	Mr Hemsley
	Mr Courts	Mr Johnson	Capt. Elliott
	Mr Middleton	Mr Wood	Mr Wright
	Col Hanson	Mr Hamilton	Mr Tilghman
		For the Affirmative
	Mr Waughop	Mr Hall	Col. Hooper
	Mr Key	Mr Hammond	Mr Trippe
	Mr Read	Mr Goldsborough	Mr Mathews
	Mr Jurdan	Mr Edmundson	Major Sprigg
	Mr Kennard	Mr Needles

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George Plater Esqr from the Upper House Delivers Mr Speaker a Petition of the Inhabitants in Milford Hundred in Cecil County Complaining of Hardships they Lie Under Occasioned by the Law for burning Trashy Tobacco in Regard they Make none, Referred here by the Upper House, Which was read and Ordered to Lie on the Table.