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	A Bill Entituled an Act for laying an Additional Duty on New England Spirits and upon Wines Imported from New England and also a Duty upon Syder to Defray the Publick Charge of this Prov- ince, Was read the first Time; and Ordered to lye on the Table. Collo Ward, John Rousby and Benja Tasker Esqr from the Upper House Delivered to Mr Speaker the Address Ingrossed and the following Message. [This message is printed at page 38.] The House Adjourns untill to Morrow Morning at Eight of the Clock Wednesday April 4th 1733	L. H. J. Lib. No. 45
	The House met according to Adjournment &c. The Question was put, That the Question whether the Address signed by the Members of both Houses be put or not, Resolved in the Affirmative.	April 4

		For the Affirmative
	Mr Read Collo Hopewell Capn Blacki stone Mr Hall Mr Beale Mr Dulany Mr Hammond Mr Warfield Mr Middleton Collo Hanson Mr Hawkins	Collo Gale Capn Dashields Mr Goldsborough Mr Benson Mr Taylor Collo Herman Coll. Ward Mr Wood Mr Hamilton Mr Sheredine	Mr Scott Mr Mathews Mr Magruder Mr Crabb Majr Sprigg Collo Belt Mr Gumming Capn Gordon Mr Clayton Capn Elliott.
		For the Negative
	Capn Waughop Majr Jordan Mr Willson Mr Howard Mr Smith	Majr Skinner Mr Courts Mr Caldwell Mr Alien Mr Edmundson	Mr Needles Mr Brannok Mr Woolford Mr Right Mr Hemslev

The Question was put that the Address Signed by both Houses be presented to his Lordship before the Paper Currency Bill be passed for Ingrossing. Resolved in the Affirmative.

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