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	Which was approved of by this House The following Message. [See page 329.] Sent by Mr Dulany and Coll. Gale. Edmund Jenings Esqr from the Upper House Delivers Mr Speaker the following Message, and Address, Ingrossed. [See page 332.] The following Message. [See page 332.] Sent by Mr Dulany and Coll Gale. Resolved that all the Accounts of the Duty of fifteen pence p Hogshead appropriated by act of Assembly to sink the Bills of Credit be fairly Entered in Two Books, and that one of the said Books be Lodged with the Commissioners, or Trustees, for Emitting the Bills of Credit and the Other Book with the Clerk of this House, That the Clerk of this House Do the Same and be allowed a Sufficient Recompence The House Adjourns untill to Morrow morning at Nine of the Clock.	L. H. J. Lib. No. 45 p. 620
	Wednesday Morning March 31st 1736. The House met According to Adjournment &c. On Motion of a member that a Bill be Brought in to Lengthen the time for Shipping Tobacco this present year, the previous Question was put, and resolved in the Negative	March ,31

		For the Affirmative
	Mr Key	Mr Woolford	Mr Stoughton
	Mr Read	Mr Johnson	Mr Edmundson
	Mr Jordan	Mr Hemsley	Mr Needles
	Mr Waughop	Mr Hanson	Mr Hooper
	Mr Wilson	Mr Hawkins	Mr Wood
	Mr Hall	Mr Gale	Mr Stoddert
	Mr Courts	Mr King	Mr Wright
		For the Negative
	Mr Hammond	Mr Goldsborough	Mr Magruder
	Mr Denton	Mr Trippe	Mr Sprigg
	Mr Dulany	Mr Brown	Mr Belt
	Mr Warfeild	Mr George	Mr Elliott
	Mr Mackall	Mr Ward	Mr Tilghman
	Mr Smith	Mr Sheredine	Mr Gordon
	Mr Skinner	Mr Hamilton	Mr R. Francis
	Mr Middleton	Mr Moale
	Mr Dashiel	Mr Mathews

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