278 Assembly Proceedings, March 12-March 29, 1745/6.

	L. H. J. Liber No. 46	That the Wall of the Prison Yard is crack'd from the Top to the Bottom, in the Southeast Corner thereof; and the Pump and Well Frame in the said yard are quite rotten. All which is most humbly submitted to the Consideration of this Honourable House. Signed per Order, Wm Wilkins, Clerk. Which being read, the House concurs therewith. Maj. Sheredine, from the Committee appointed to inspect the Office and Proceedings of the Commissioners for emitting Bills of Credit established by Act of Assembly, delivers Mr Speaker the fol-
	p. 571	lowing Report. ( See page 247. ) Which being read, the House concurs therewith. Col. Hammond from the Upper House, delivers Mr Speaker the Bill entituled, An Act for raising 4d Sterling per Hogshead on all Tobacco to be exported, for purchasing Arms and Ammunition for the Defence of this Province, Indorsed (See page 250.) With the following Message. (See page 250.)
	p. 572	Which, with the above Amendments, proposed by the Upper House, being read, the Question was put, Whether this House will agree to the said Amendments ? Resolved in the negative.
		For the Negative Mr p. Hammond Mr Wilkinson Mr Paca Carroll Lloyd Buchanan Worthington I. Goldsborough Wootton Hen. Hall Hooper Addison Smith Ennalls Stoddert Mackall Pearce T. Hammond Jos. Hall Hyland Hopper Courts Bayard Tilghman Smallwood Sheredine Harrison John Hall
		For the Affirmative Mr Key Mr Stoughton Mr Gordon Bond King Dulany Mills Dashiel Henry Barnes Dennis Purnell I. Gresham Lecompte Robins R. Gresham Lee Scarborough Mr Hammond from the Committee of Laws delivers Mr Speaker a Bill entituled An Act continuing an Act entituled, An Act for raising and issuing money, for maintaining his Majesty's Forces, to be raised in this Province, and for transporting them to the Place of Rendezvous in the West Indies, so far as relates to the regulating