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    there were seven others who lived in the same manner on     Lib.

    their Land vizt William Whittington Hester Whittington

    William Sanders Rowland Bevins Joseph Houlston James

    Taylor and George Nicholson

      They are thereupon told that their Grievances shall be

    redressed but that they must pay the Lord Proprietary one

    Bow and Indian Arrows as an acknowledgmt for their

    Land

      At a Council held at Annapolis in the Council Chamber on

    Thursday October 25th 1722

                    Present in Council

          The honble Charles Calvert Esqr Governor

                  Colo William Holland

                  Colo Samuel Young

                  Colo Thomas Addison

     the honble   Phile: loyd Esqr

                  Colo Richard Tilghman

                  James Bowles Esqr

      The pocomoke and Assetegue Indians were again called in

    and Articles of peace Concluded between his Honour the

    Govenor on behalf of the right honble the Lord Proprietary

    and Wasseunge King of the Pocomoke Indians and Knosulm

    King of the Assetegue Indians

      At a Council held in the Council Chamber at Annapolis      p. 51

    November the 1st being Thursday 1722

                  Present in Council

                 His Honour the Governor

                   Colo William Holland

                    Colo Samuel Young

                    Colo Thomas Addison

          the honble    Phile: Lloyd Esqr

                    Colo Richard Tilghman

                    Colo M T Ward

                   James Bowles Esqr

      The petition of John Navane was read praying that his

    Account for entertaining Betty Caco Queen of the Choptank

    Indians and her Attendants may be allowed him Ordered that

    the petition be endorsed and recommended to the Upper

    House of Assembly