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	The House Adjourns Until to Morrow Morning nine of the Clock. Thursday Morning March 27th 1735	L. H J. Lib. No. 45
	The House met According to Adjournment, The Members called Over and all present as Yesterday, the Proceedings of Yesterday were Read Over. The Governour Sent to Mr Speaker the following Letter to be Communicated to this House, Viz. Gentlemen of the Lower House of Assembly. Having received from England a Plan of the House Proposed to be Built for the Residence of Your Governours Pursuant to the Act of Assembly made for that purpose. I here lay it before you for your Approbation; and as it is my Sincere Intention Never to make the Least Misapplication of Any Publick Money at Any time intrusted to my Care, but to lay it Out with the Utmost Integrity for the Service of the Country I assure You I shall be always Ready to give you all possable Satisfaction, and to lay all Accounts before you as Often as you think fit According to Your Undoubted Right so to do, to require them. Sam: Ogle The Question was put that on the Punishment of second offences the Punishment be ascertained in the Bill to be brought in for that purpose or not, Resolved in the Negative.	March 27

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