380 Assembly Proceedings, March 19, 1735/6-April 10, 1736.

L. H. J
Lib. No. 4;

Which Bill was accordingly Indorsed and Sent to the Upper
House by M^r Hammond and Twelve more.
An Ingrossed Bill Entituled an Act for the Building a Court
House and Repository for the Records in Leonard Town in S^t
Marys County.
An Ingrossed Bill Entituled an Act, Reviving and Continuing An
Act of Assembly of this Province Entituled an Act to prevent Cut-
ting up Tobacco plants Destroying of Tobacco and Tobacco Houses
and for Ascertaining the Punishment of Criminals guilty of the
said Offence Severally read and Asserted to Sent to the Upper
House by M^r Goldsborough.

p. 612

Coll Hammond from the Upper House Delivers M^r Speaker the
following Message. [See page 325.]
And Several Papers Relateing to the purport thereof.
Edmund Jenings Esq^r from the Upper House Delivers M^r Speaker
the Bill Entituled an Act, to Cut of the Entail of a Tract of Land
Containing one hundred and Thirty Acres lying in Dorchester
County being part of a Tract of Land Called Goodridges Choice &c.
Indorsed, read the second time and will pass, the word Choice In-
stead of Hope being Incerted in the fourth line of the last Page,
which Bill passed with Amendment for Ingrossing.
George Plater Esq^r from the Upper House Delivers M^r Speaker
the Bill Entituled an Act, for the further Assessment of 20000
pounds of Tobacco on the Taxable Inhabitants of Durham Parish
&c. read the second time and Indorsed, passed, which Bill here
passed for Ingrossing.
Mich^l Howard Esq^r from the Upper House Delivers M^r Speaker
the paper Bill Entituled an Act reviving and Continuing an Act of
Assembly of this Province Entituled an Act to prevent Cutting up
Tobacco Plants &c^a The paper Bill, Entituled an Act, for the Build-
ing a Court House and Repositary in Leonard Town in S^t Marys
County and the Paper Bill Entituled an Act reviving and Continu-
ing an Act, for the Speedy Recovery of Small Debts, Severally
Indorsed, The Ingrossed Bill whereof this is the Originall is Read
and Assented to.
The Following Message [See page 327.]
Sent to the Upper House (with the Papers brought here by Coll
Hammond) By M^r Dulany and Col Gale.

p. 61;

Edmund Jenings Esq^r from the Upper House Delivers M^r
Speaker the following Message [See page 327.]
The House Adjourns untill to morrow morning at 9 of the Clock.

March 30

Tuesday Morning March 30^th 1736
The House met according to Adjournment.