258 Assembly Proceedings, March 20, 1734/5—April 24, 1735

L. H. J. Lib. No. 45

The Question was put whether the following Question with the Protestation Annexed shall be now put or not Resolved in the affirmative.

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

		The Previous Question being Determined the Question was put whether the Officers Fees (Mencond in the Report of the Committee of Accounts Yesterday) being Charged According to the Regulation Made by the Lord propry be allowed or not. Resolved in the Affir- mative. Resolved that altho this House Looks Upon Those Fees so Es-
	p. 558	tablished to be too high yet for the prevention of Any Dispute which may retard the Dispatch of the Publick Business This Present Ses- sion, the same Accounts be allowed by the Committee Accordingly, always Saving to the Members of this House & the People they Represent and their Posterity, all their Rights & Priveledges what- soever & Protesting that those Rights & Priveledges shall not nor Ought to be hurt Prejudiced or Lessned by This House Consenting to allow those Accounts so Charged. The Bill Entituled an Act Impowering the Rector Vestrymen & Church Wardens of King & Queen Parish In St. Marys County &c Read & with the Amendments proposed by the Upper House Passed for Engrossing. The Petition of the Vestry and Others of Durham parish in Charles County Read and Refered to the Consideration of the Next Assembly.