260 Assembly Proceedings, March 20, 1734/5-April 24, 1735.

	L. H. J. Lib. No. 45	A Bill Entituled an Act for raising Three pence p Hogshead on all Tobacco to be Exported for Purchasing Arms And Ammunition for the Defence of the Province Read the first and second time by Especial Order passed and sent to the Upper House by Col Belt & Mr Magruder. The following Message. [This message is printed at page 189.] Sent to the Upper House by Col Hooper & Mr Matthews
	p. 560	An Ingrossed Bill Entituled an Act Concerning Ordinarys &c. Read And Assented to and Sent to the Upper House with the Paper Bill By Mr Hemsley & Mr Hawkins. The Ingrossed Bill Entituled an Act for Naturalization Read and Assented to And the Paper Bill thereof Indorsed. The Ingrossed Bill Whereof this is the Original is Read And Assented to. Sent to the Upper House by Col Hanson And Mr Wood. The House Adjourns Until to-Morrow Morning Nine of the Clock. Wednesday Morning April 16th 1735.
	April 16	The House Met According to Adjournment The Members called Over And all present as Yesterday The Proceedings of Yesterday were Read Over. Mr Trippe Appeared in the House this Morning. The Question was put that a Duty be Raised on Tobacco for the Support of the Credit of the Paper Currency. Resolved in the Negative

		For the Affirmative.
	Mr Key	Col Hanson	Mr Wood
	Mr Hall	Mr T. Francis	Capt Gordon
	Mr Dulany	Mr Johnson	Mr Rd Francis
	Mr Middleton	Mr George
		For the Negative
	Major Jourdan	Mr Needles	Mr Mackall
	Mr Wilson	Col Hooper	Mr Stoughton
	Mr Kennard	Mr Woolford	Majr Dashiel
	Mr Hammond	Mr Brown	Mr Edmundson
	Mr Denton	Mr Matthews	Mr Sheredine
	Mr Smith	Mr Magruder	Mr Hamilton
	Majr Skinner	Majr Sprigg	Mr Moale
	Mr Courts	Col Belt	Mr Elliott
	Mr Hawkins	Mr Hemsley	Mr Tilghman
	Col King	Mr Warfield	Mr Stoddart
	Mr Goldsborough	Col Mackall