394 Assembly Proceedings, May 8-June 2, 1750.

L. H. J.

For the Public to make good the Deficiency,

Liber No. 47
May 15

M^r Barnes,

M^r Sulivane,

M^r Baxter,

King,

Hooper,

Robins,

R. J. Henry,

Travers,

Selby,

Handy,

Baker,

Scarborough,

Waggaman,

Hyland,

J. Henry.

Samuel Chamberlaine and Philip Thomas, Esquires, from the
Upper House, acquaint Mr. Speaker, that the Governor requires the
Attendance of the Lower House immediately.

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Mr. Speaker left the Chair, and, attended with the Members of
the Lower House, went to the Upper House; where his Excellency
passed the Ingrossed Bill entituled, An Act to prevent the exporting
of Trash, or bad Tobacco, into a Law, in the usual Manner.
Mr. Speaker (attended by the other Members) returned to the
Lower House, and resumed the Chair.
The Question was put, Whether Persons be restrained from bring-
ing Tobacco in Parcels, for Inspection, after the 20th Day of July;
or Not ? Resolved in the Negative.

For the Negative,

M^r Mills,

M^r N. Goldsborough,

M^r Gordon

Richard Lloyd,

J. Goldsborough,

Hopper,

Carroll,

Oldham,

Wilkinson,

Worthington,

Lecompte,

Davis,

Heighe,

Baker,

Robins,

Smallwood,

Hyland,

Scarborough,

Stoddert,

Baxter,

Crabb,

Lee,

Wootton,

Chaplain,

King,

Addison,

Owen,

R. J. Henry,

Sprigg,

Prather.

Handy,

Murdock,

For the Affirmative,

M^r Z. Bond,

M^r B Mackall,

M^r Colvill,

Key,

Wilson,

Sheredine,

Barnes,

Waggaman,

Paca,

Smith,

Robert Lloyd,

Lux,

Wilmer,

Hooper,

J. Henry.

Bordley,

Travers,