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		For the Affirmative		L. H. J. Lib. No. 45
	Mr Kennard Mr Dulany Major Dashiel Mr Goldsborough Col Hooper	Mr Woolford Mr Tilghman Col Gale Col King Mr Needles	Mr Tench Francis Mr George Capt Gordon
		For the Negative
	Mr Waughop Mr Read Mr Key Mr Jordan Capt Wilson Mr Hall Mr Hammond Mr Denton Mr Warfield Mr Mackall Mr Smith	Major Skiner Mr Courts Mr Middleton Col Hanson Mr Hawkins Mr Stoughton Mr Brown Mr Johnson Mr Wood Mr Sheredine Mr Hamilton	Mr Moale Mr Matthews Mr Magruder Majr Sprigg Col Belt Mr Stoddart Mr Hemsley Capt. Elliott Mr Wright

	The Question was put whether James Stewart and Henry Wells were such Residents at the time of the Election for the City of An- napolis as Entituled them to A Vote or not Resolved in the Negative. The Question was put Whether it doth not appear to This House That Mr Gumming had at the last Election of Members for this City A Majority of Legal Voters or not Resolved in the affirmative. The Question was put whether the Election of Mr Richard Fran- cis a Representative of the City of Annapolis was Illegal or not Resolved in the Affirmative. Mr Richard Francis was sent for and on His Attendance was ac- quainted by Mr Speaker he was Discharged from Further Attendance on this House, his Election being Illegal. Mr Tench Francis hath Leave to go Home The House Adjourns Until to-Morrow Morning Nine of the Clock. Friday Morning April 4th 1735.
	The House met According to Adjournment. The Members called Over and all present as Yesterday. The Proceedings of Yesterday were Read Over. The Question was put whether a Bill shall be brought in To free Masters from the payment of Fees of Servants Convicted of Capital	April 4 p. 538