The Lower House.

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On Reading the Supplementary Act to the Act Entituled an Act for the more Effectual Punishment of Negroes &c. the Question was put That the said Bill Pass. Resolved in the Negative

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		For the Affirmative
	Mr Denton Mr Dulany Mr Smith Mr Middleton Coll. Hanson Mr Hawkins Coll. King	Mr Stoughton Col. Dashiels Mr Goldsborough Mr Trippe Mr George Mr Johnson Coll Ward	Mr Hamilton Mr Moale Mr Mathews Coll. Belt Captn Gordon Mr R. Francis
		For the Negative
	Mr Key Mr Read Majr Jordan Mr Waughop Captn Willson Mr Hall Mr Hammond Mr Warfield	Coll Mackall Major Skinner Mr Courts Mr Edmundson Mr Needles Coll Hooper Mr Woolford Mr Brown	Mr Wood Mr Sheredine Mr Magruder Major Sprigg Mr Hemsley Capt. Elliott Capt. Wright Mr Tilghman

	Coll Hammond from the Upper House Delivers Mr Speaker the Bill Entituled an Act for the further assessment of so much money on the Taxable Inhabitants of King and Queen Parish in St Marys and Charles Counties &c. Indorsed Read by the Upper House the second time and will Pass. Ordered that Mr Jobson keep the fence of this City in Repair for which he is to be allowed and paid as usual. The House Adjourns till to Morrow Morning 9 o'clock
	Saturday Morning April 3d 1736 The House met According to Adjournment all present Except Col Gale A Bill Entituled an Act for the payment of a Sum of money to Andrew Ramsay Henry Mackall and William Gordon of Glasscow in the Kingdom of great Brittain Merchants. Read the first time	April 3
	and ordered to Lye on the Table. The Following Message. [See page 340.] Sent to the Upper House by Mr Key and Mr Smith The following Message [See page 340.] Sent to the Upper House by Col Hanson and Mr Trippe.	p. 628