338 Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1744.

	Lib. C. B.	To Carting the Scantling To Cash paid Mordecai Ham-	0: 4:0
		mond for 400 feet of 1 1/4 Inch Plank at 12: 6 p hun- dred	2: 0: 0
		To John Thompsons Account for Work	7 10: 0
		To Cash paid for Carting the Flank	0: 2: 0
		To Bricklayers Work To Iron wg 69 Lwt at 12d p Lwt To Staples hooks & Bolts for the Powder house Windows To Attendance upon the Brick layer	1: 0 :0 3 9: 0 0: 18: 0 0: 3:0
			£23: 01: 6

		The aforegoing Account being read and allowed, Ordered that the Honble Col James Hollyday Treasurer of the Eastern Shoar pay unto Mr Richard Tootell or Order out of the Duty of 3d p hhd for Arms the Sum of 11: 10: 9 Sterling in Lieu of 23: 01: 6 Currency in full of the said Account. Simon Alsechqueck and three Other Nanticoke Indians ap- peared at this Board, and on behalf of themselves and the rest of the said Nanticoke Indians now residing in this Province, desire that they said Nanticoke Indians may be permitted to leave Maryland and to live amongst the Six Nations of Indians, and that this Board would be pleased to direct a Pass might be given them which being granted, they had a Pass in the following Words Viz.
	p. 234(a)	Maryland ss. Whereas in the late Treaty with the Six Nations of Indians the Commissioners for this Province promised the Chiefs of the said six Nations that the Nanticoke Indians should be per- mitted if they should desire it to leave Maryland and live amongst the Six Nations or where they (the Six Nations) should appoint And Whereas the said Nanticoke Indians have applyed to the Governor & Council for Leave to depart this Province and to remove to the Six Nations or to such Place as they shall appoint them to live in out of this Province In Complyance therefore with the said Promise made to the Six Nations, the said Nanticoke Indians are hereby permitted to depart this Province, and all his Majestys Subjects inhabit- ing the same are strictly charged and required to suffer the