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

L. H. J. Lib. No. 45

and Tare of Tobacco Hogsheads, and to prevent Cutting and Crop- ping and Defacing Tobacco, taken on board Ships and Vessels upon freight, and the bill entituled, an act, reviving the Acts for re- lieving the Inhabitants from Some Aggrievances in the Prosecution of suits at Law Severally read, and passed for Ingrossing. Robert Newcomb, being Deputed by the serjeant at arms to serve the summons of this House for John Leeds, acquaints the House that John Leeds not being at home, he left the Summons with John Leeds wife at his house: the said Leeds not appearing, the Question was put wheather said John Leeds be sent for this Session by a warrant, or that sending for him be referred to next Session Re- solved that the Sending for him be referred to next Session.

		For Referring.
	Mr Waughop	Mr Courts	Mr Magruder
	Mr Read	Mr Middleton	Mr Hooper
	Mr Asquith	Mr Rumsey	Mr Ennalls
	Mr Swann	Mr Hanson	Mr George
	Mr Hynson	Mr Gale	Mr Colvill
	Mr Calder	Mr Robert Lloyd	Mr Dulany
	Mr Carroll	Mr Thomas	Mr Pemberton
		For not Referring
	Mr Wilson	Mr King	Mr Edward Sprigg
	Mr Harris	Mr Goldsborough	Mr Wootton
	Mr Denton	Mr Brannock	Mr Osborn Sprigg
	Mr Gassaway	Mr Sheredine	Mr Wright
	Mr Smith	Mr Moale	Mr Gordon
	Mr Weems	Mr Matthews	Mr Clayton
	Mr Hall	Mr Caswell

The bill Entituled, an act for the Trial of all matters of fact in the
Counties where they have arisen or shall arise: sent to the upper
House by Col: King and M^r Harris it being moved by a member,
that in the proceeding of the House, at the beginning of this Session,
there appears a Manifest, Error Viz: that in the presence of Edmund
Jenings, Esq^r and Col: Charles Hammond, and M^r John Ross
Clerk of the Council, the Members of the Lower House took the
Oaths of Allegiance, abhorrence and abjuration to his Majesty King
George the second. Ordered, that Instead thereof, the following
Entry be made Viz. Edmund Jenings, Esq^r and Col: Charles Ham-
mond, from the upper House, and M^r John Ross Clerk of the Council,
came into the Stadt House, in whose Presence the members of the
Lower House that then appeared, took the Oath of Allegiance to
his Majesty King George the second, and also took the Oaths of
Abjuration and Abhorrence, Repeated the Test, and Subscribed the