546 Assembly Proceedings, Oct. 24-Nov. 4, 1710.

L. H. J.
Lib. 41.

Friday 3^d November 1710.

The House met according to Adjournment. Being called
over were present as Yesterday; and M^r Greenfield appeared
and informed the House M^r Jowles was still sick. Read what
was done Yesterday.
Ordered Col^{o
Thomas Smithson publick Treasurer of the
Eastern Shore pay to the Reverend Mr Robert Owen five
Pounds Current Money allowed him by this House for his
Expences in Town during his Attendance on this House this
Session
The Honble Colo
Greenberry enters the House and delivers
Mr Speaker the Journal of the Committee of Accounts assented
to by the Honble Council, and the following Message.}

p. 283

By the Council in Assembly 2^nd November 1710.

We have appointed the Honble Col<sup>o
Greenberry and Colo

Whittington to join the Members of your House in apportion-
ing the publick Levy.
Signed p Order W Bladen Cl. Council.</sup>

Ordered the Gentlemen appointed go out on their Committee
to apportion the publick Levy
The Honble Samuel Young and John Hall Esquires enter
the House and deliver M^r Speaker Col^{o
Ennalls and Mr Hicks
Letter to the Honble President relating to some Complaints
of the Nanticoke Indians against the English seating near
their Town with the following Indorsment}

By the Council in Assembly 2^nd November 1710.

This Board conceiving it absolutely necessary that some
Care should be taken to quiet the said Indians and remove
their Aggrievances complained of recommend this Affair to
your Consideration
Signed p Order W Bladen Cl. Council.

Which being read in the House it's Resolved That for the
present quieting the said Indians M^r Thomas Hicks M^r John
Hudson Major George Gale and M^r Samuel Worthington be
and are appointed a Committee to treat with the Owners of
the Land adjoining to the said Indians Settlement and to allow
some Recompence if need require to Henry Freaks if he will
remove himself Family and Stock from the Place and make
Report of their Proceedings to this House next Session that