The Lower House.

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	Mr. Rasin appeared in the House. On Motion, the Question was put, Whether there should be a Clause inserted in the Supply Bill, to oblige the Possessors of all Negroes and Servants, who are not Taxables, all Stock of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs, all Plate, all Goods, Wares, and Merchan- dizes, ready Money, the Profits of all Offices, Benefits, and Posses- sions, and all Annuities, Stipends, Pensions, and Yearly Payments, under the Penalty of Treble the Value of the Tax or Imposition, such Estates, Goods, Wares, and Merchandizes, ready Money, Profits, Benefits, Annuities, Stipends, Pensions, and Yearly Pay- ments, would amount unto. Resolved in the Negative.	L. H. J. Liber No. 49 Mar. 1
	For the Affirmative,	p. 258
	Sothoron, Dent, Bracco, Williamson, Waggaman, Harris, Hynson, Wilson, King, Rasin, Goldsborough, Beatty.
	Tilden, Owings, 14
	For the Negative,
	Plater, M. Tilghman, Lloyd, Key, Gray, E. Tilghman, Hammond, Sulivane, Sudler, Gassaway, Govane, Chapline, Carroll, J. H. Dorsey, Murdock, Worthington, Cackey Deye, Fraser, J. J. Mackall, Ward, T. Gantt, E. Gantt, Dulany, E. Dorsey,
	Hanson, Henry, Cresap. 27
	On Motion, the Question was put, That the Commissioners nomi- nated in the Bill, have the Appointment of the Assessors. Resolved in the Negative.
	For the Affirmative,
	Plater, Wilson, Bracco, Sothoron, M. Tilghman, Sudler, Williamson, Murdock, E. Dorsey, Hynson, Fraser, Cresap. Carroll, Lloyd,
	Hanson, E. Tilghman, 16
	For the Negative,
	Key, Waggaman, Ward, Rasin, Goldsborough, Dulany,