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	Post Merdidiem The House met according to Adjournment. Mr Thomas Hammond hath Leave of the House to go Home The Bill, entituled, An Act for amending the Staple of Tobacco &c. was read the second Time, and the Question was put whether the said Bill shall pass or not ? Resolved in the Affirmative.	L. H. J. Liber No. 34 p. 709
	For the Affirmative Mr Key Mr Mackall Mr Bayard Barnes Smallwood Sheredine Bond Harrison Paca Mills N. Goldsborough John Hall Wilson Thomas Stoddert J. Gresham I. Goldsborough Addison R. Gresham Hooper Tilghman Harris George Henry Hall Hyland
	For the Negative Mr Carroll Mr Lloyd Mr T. Hammond P. Hammond Ennalls Hopper Worthington Lecompte Robins Smith Sulivane I. Henry King Buchanan Scarborough Dashiel Wootton Purnell Handy Gordon Henry Dulany The Bill, entituled, An Act for amending the Staple of Tobacco &c. was sent to the Upper House by Mr Nicholas Goldsborough, and Three more. A Bill, entituled, An Act to prevent the Evils arising from the Entering up Judgments upon Bonds commonly called Judgment Bonds, and to direct the manner of Issuing Executions on Loan- Office Bonds; was Read the first Time, and Ordered to lie on the Table. The House adjourns until Tomorrow Morning 9 of the Clock
	Saturday Morning June 20, 1747 The House met according to adjournment &c. Capt. Ennalls hath Leave of the House to go Home Samuel Chamberlaine Esqr from the Upper House, delivers tc Mr Speaker, the Bill, entituled An Act to Remedy some proceedings in the Court of Charles County, &c Indorsed By the Upper House of Assembly, June 13, 1747. Read the first time and ordered to be	June 20