The Lower House. 513

For the Affirmative

M^r Hopewell, M^r Middleton M^r George
M^r Blackistone M^r Hooper M^r Ward
M^r Howard M^r Taylor M^r Wood
M^r Hall M^r Brannock M^r Magruder
M^r Dulany M^r Herman M^r Sprigg

L. H. J.

For the Negative

M^r Beale M^r Caldwell M^r Sheredine
M^r Hammond M^r Allen M^r Scott
M^r Warfeild M^r Goldsborough M^r Wright
M^r Smith M^r Edmundson M^r Hemsley
M^r Skinner M^r Needles M^r Clayton
M^r Courts M^r Benson
M^r Dashiel M^r Hamilton

The Question was put the House Agree to the Lord Proprietarys
Assent or Dissent to the Paper Currency bill be known before it
Operate, Resolved in the Affirmative.

For the Affirmative

M^r Hopewell M^r Goldsborough M^r Wood
M^r Blackistone M^r Hooper M^r Magruder
M^r Howard M^r Taylor M^r Sprigg-
M^r Hall M^r Brannock M^r Cumming
M^r Dulany M^r Herman M^r Gordon
M^r Middleton M^r George M^r Elliott
M^r Dashiel M^r Ward

For the Negative

M^r Beale M^r Caldwell M^r Clayton
M^r Hammond M^r Allen M^r Sheredine
M^r Warfeild M^r Edmundson M^r Scott
M^r Smith M^r Needles M^r Wright
M^r Skinner M^r Benson M^r Hemsley
M^r Courts M^r Hamilton

The Question was put that the Paper Currency bill be referred
to the Consideration of Next Assembly. Resolved in the Negative.
George Plater Esq^r from the Upper House Delivered to M^r
Speaker the bill for Continuance of Dorchester County Court &c.
Indorsed thus.

By the Upper House of Assembly 5^th August 1732

Read the first time & Ordered to Lye on the Table
Signed p Order. J Ross Cl. Up. Ho.

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