312 Assembly Proceedings, May 1-June 12,1739.

	L. H. J.		For the affirmative
	Lib. No. 45	Mr Waughop	Mr Weems	Mr Hooper
		Mr Read	Mr Courts	Mr Trippe
		Mr Asquith	Mr Middleton	Mr Ennalls
		Mr Swann	Mr Hanson	Mr Brannock
		Mr Wilson	Mr King	Mr George
		Mr Harris	Mr Henry	Mr Colvill
		Mr Hynson	Mr Gale	Mr Rumsey
		Mr Calder	Mr Edward Lloyd	Mr Dulany
		Mr Carroll	Mr Robt Lloyd	Mr Gordon
		Mr Denton	Mr Thomas	Mr Clayton
		Mr Pemberton	Mr Wilkinson
			for the Negative
		Mr Gassaway	Mr Goldsborough	Mr Sprigg
		Mr Smith	Mr Sheredine	Mr Wootton
		Mr Hall	Mr Matthews	Mr Osborn Sprigg
		Mr Smallwood	Mr Caswell	Mr Megruder

		The amendment was made and the Bill passed for Ingrossing. The Bill Entituled an Act to Continue an Act of Assembly of this province Entituled an Act for the Better relief of poor Debtors) Read and on the Question passed with the Amendment proposed by the upper House for Ingrossing. Coll Hammond from the upper House Delivers Mr Speaker the following Message. (See page 223.) A bill Entituled an Act Empowering the Justices of Prince Georges County to levy on The Taxable Inhabitants of Queen Anns Parish in the said County the Sum of one Hundred pounds Current money of Maryland for the use therein mentioned. Read the first time and Ordered To lye on the Table. The House adjourned untill the morrow morning at nine of the Clock
	May 17	Thursday Morning May the 17th 1739 The House met according to adjournment. Mr Denton from the Committee of Laws brings in a bill En- tituled an Act Reviving an Act Entituled an Act for the advance- ment of Justice as also an Act of Assembly Entituled a Supple- mentary Act to the Act for the Advancement of Justice, a bill Entituled an Act reviving and Continuing the Several Acts therein mentioned. A Bill Entituled an Act reviving An Act Entituled a Supplementary Act to the Act Entituled an Act laying an Imposition on negroes and on Several Sorts Liquor imported and also on Irish Servants to prevent the Importing too great a number of Irish papists into this province.