124 Assembly Proceedings, October 3-November 2, 1728.

U. H. J.

Read the first time in this House and Ordered to lie on the Table
An Engrossed Bill from the Lower House by M^r Mathew's and
M^r Tolly Entituled An Act for the relief of Sarah Massey of the
City of Philadelphia thus Subscribed viz.

By the Lower House of Assembly October the 21^st 1728

Read & Assented to by the Lower House of Assembly
Signed p Order M Macnemara Cl. lo. Ho.

Which is read and assented to by this House and Ordered to be
so subscribed
The Paper Bill so endorsed is sent to the Lower House by Col^o
Rich^d Tilghman
Adjourn'd till to morrow Morning Nine of the Clock.

October 22

Tuesday morning October the 22^d 1728

This House met again according to Adjournment Psent as yes-
terday

A Message from the Lower House by M^r Crabb & M^r Thompson
viz.

p. 356

By the Lower House of Assembly October the 22^d 1728
May it please your Honours
In Answer to your message of the 21^st Instant by Philip Lee
Esq^r wherein you desire to know whether the Allowance of One
hundred pound of Tobacco p diem Agreed by this House to be
made to M^r Parks for printing the Votes and Resolves thereof is
to be defrayed at the Expence of the Country without your Con-
currence we acquaint your Honours that you have not desired the
Concurrence of this House in allowances to be made to any person
Employed particularly about the proceedings or Service of your
House but reasonable Allowances have been made wherein both
Houses Concur in Allowing the same, in the Journal of the Com-
mittee of Accounts
Sign'd p Order M Macnemara Cl lo Ho.

The following message is prepared and sent to the Lower House
by Col^o Mathew Tilghman Ward and John Rousby Esq^r viz.

By the Upper House of Assembly October 22^nd 1728
Gentlemen
In answer to your message yesterday by John Beale Esq^r and M^r