i88 Assembly Proceedings, April 4-17, 1759.

	L. H. J.			For the Affirmative,
	Liber No. 51
	April 17		Plater,	Waters,	Ward,
	p. 159		Key,	Edmondson,	Dulany,
			Sothoron,	Gibson,	Steuart,
			Gresham,	Sulivane,	T. Harris,
			Tilden,	C. Goldsborough,	B. Harris,
			Waggaman,	Cockey Deye,	Selby.	[18]
				For the Negative,
			Williamson,	Dent,	Mauldin,
			Hynson,	Stoddert,	Beall,
			Carroll,	Travers,	Chapline,
			Worthington,	J. H. Dorsey,	E. Dorsey,
			J. J. Mackall,	Earle,	Cresap.
			Gantt,	Baker,		[17]

On Reading the second Time the Bill, entituled, An Act for Reduc-
ing the Allowances of the Members of the Upper and Lower Houses
of Assembly, &c. the Question was put, Whether the Allowance to
each Delegate or Burgess, for each Day he shall serve and attend
(besides the usual Allowance for itinerant Charges) be 80 lbs. of
Tobacco, or less? Resolved, That the Allowance be 80 lbs. of
Tobacco.

For Eighty Pounds of Tobacco,

	Carroll,	Edmondson,	Mauldin,
	J. J. Mackall,	Gibson,	Beall,
	Gantt,	J. H. Dorsey,	Selby,
	Dent,	Earle,	Chapline,
	Stoddert,	Baker,	E. Dorsey,
	Waters,	Ward,	Cresap.	[18]
		For Less,
	Plater,	Tilden,	Cockey Deye,
	Key,	Worthington,	Dulany,
	Sothoron,	Waggaman,	Steuart,
	Williamson,	Sulivane,	T. Harris,
	Hynson,	C. Goldsborough,	B. Harris.
	Gresham,	Travers,		[17]

p. 160

On Motion, the Question was put, That that Part of the Bill that settles the Allowance to the Members of the Upper House at 75 lbs. of Tobacco p Diem, be altered. Resolved in the Affirmative.