198 Assembly Proceedings, May 3-23, 1738.

L. H. J.
Lib. No. 45

Province &c^a the 2^d time, the question was put whether the said
Bill pass or not, resolved in the negative.

For the Affirmative.

M^r Waughop

Col King

Major Sprigg

M^r Read

M^r Henry

M^r Hynson

M^r Aisquith

Col. Hooper

M^r Hammond

M^r Kennard

Capt. Trippe

M^r Dulany

M^r Tho: Smith

Capt. Ennalls

M^r Denton

M^r Weems

M^r Sheredine

M^r Sam^l Smith

Col. Hanson

M^r Matthews

M^r Smallwood

Capⁿ Caswell

For the negative

M^r Swan

M^rEdw^d Lloyd

M^r Stoddert

M^r Willson

M^r Robert Lloyd

M^r Wootton

M^r Mackall

M^r Thomas

Doct^r Carroll

M^r Walter Smith

M^r Brannock

M^r Pemberton

M^r Courts

M^r George

M^r Wilkinson

M^r Middleton

Col Colvill

Capⁿ Wright

M^r Stoughton

M^r Rumsey

M^r Clayton

M^r Goldsborough

M^r Moale

The said Bill being indorsed will not pass sent to the Upper House
by Cap" Wright & M^r Courts.
On motion, leave given to bring in a Bill to lay a Duty on Horses
Geldings Mares Colts or Fillies brought into this Province by land
or water.
The question was put that a Bill be brought in to alter the Act
concerning Adultery and Fornication, resolved in the affirmative.
Ordered a Bill be brought in Accordingly.
An ingrossed Bill Entituled an Act reviving an Act of Assembly
entituled an Act for lycensing Pedlars and Hawkers read and as-
sented to, and sent to the Upper House with the paper Bill by
Mess^rs Matthews and Robert Lloyd.
The House adjourns untill to morrow Morning at 9 of the Clock.

May 18

Thursday Morning May 18^th 1738
The House met according to adjournment &c^a
On reading the Bill entituled an Act for the Continuance of Sun-
dry actions in the Provincial Court, the question was put that the
said Bill pass,
resolved in the Affirmative