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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, March 1697/8-July 1699
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Assembly Proceedings, Mar. 8, 1697/8-Apr. 4, 1698. 51

of prince Georges County did not think Piscattaway Indians
to be so Inconsiderable an Enemy
The honble Sr Thos Laurence Bart Secry Thos Tench &
James Frisby Esqrs were by ordr appointed to Carry downe
the bills yesterday Read and answered to the Severall Re-

Original
Journal.

solves as also the same tyme To swear Major Thos Smithson
Treasurer of the Easterne Shore to his publick acct and that
the Clarke of this board attend them in order thereto.
They returne and say they have delivrd their Message and
that they had sworne major Smithson To his Treasurers acct
in presence of the house of delegates
Brought from the house of Delegates by Mr Benjamin hall
and five other members the following answers to Some Mes-
sages and Referrences this day Sent vizt

By the house of Delegates March the 30th 1698.

This house have Considred of the Message relateing to the
four articles contained in Mr Slyes paper and doe not think
fitt to alter their formr vote therein.
As to the Susquehannack Indians. We have fnrmrly given
our opinion according to the best Information we can gett,
That they are not w'h in the limitts of this province And as to
sending to New York the house see no necessity thereof.
As to George Huttchins Lre to his Excy It is the openion of
the house that if the ten per Cent duty was paid for the four
Servts It ought to be refunded againe but not for the goods
they being liable to pay the duty.
Signed p Ordr p
W Bladen Cl. Dom. Del.

The said Message being read by his Excy the Govr &
Councill in assembly March the 31th 1698.

p. 77

The Answer of the house Concerning those four articles of
Mr Slyes has been Received and here read to wch seing you
thinke not fitt to make further answer. It is required that all
the papers relateing to that affair as also all other papers now
Lying before you and Sent from this board, be forthwth
returned, but his Excy being informed that some of the Mem-
bers of yor house pretend to prove the severall articles of
charge laid agt him by the sd Sly, does therefor in his Majties
name Comand those Membrs to putt in Writeing and give
undr hand wtt they have to say in that Matter in ordr that they
may be sworne therto or else his Excy does look upon them
to be false, Scandalous & Malitious, except those that can be
otherwise proved by record Signed p order
Henry Denton Cl. Condi.

p. 78



 
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