The Lower House. 165

ing thereof. Further we have thought it expedient to send
some worthy discreet Persons to the several Nations of the
Indians to caution them to advise their Indians of the Penal-
ties our Laws inflict upon several Breaches they have made
thereof and may hereafter be guilty of and that we expect the
Offenders should be delivered up to Justice upon any just
Complaint against them for any ffelonies, Larceny's, Menaces,
Batterys or the like Misdemeanors by them committed which
we hope will be a Means to keep them in good Order
Signed p Order W Bladen Cl. Council.

Upon reading this Message Resolved it be considered of to
Morrow.
Bill restraining the Inhabitants from selling Quantities of
Liquors to the Indians and from raising false Reports and
Rumours relating to the Indians Indorsed

By the Council in Assembly
Nov^r 10^th 1712

Read at the Board the first and second Times and will pass
Signed p Order W Bladen Cl. Council

Eodem Die

Read in the House the first Time and ordered a second
Reading to Morrow Morning
Rich^d Dallam Clk. Ho. Del.

The Honble Samuel Young Esq^r and John Dorsey Esq^r
enter the House and deliver M^r Speaker the first six ingrossed
Bills sent up this Day severally indorsed

Nov. 10^th 1712

Read & assented to by her Majesty's Honble Council in
Assembly &
Signed p Order W Bladen Cl. Council

The Honble Col^o Greenfield enters the House and delivers
M^r Speaker Bill investing Mag^t Hollingsworth and Katharine
Wells with an Estate in ffee in certain Lands Indorsed

Eodem Die
Read in Council the first & second Times and will pass.
W Bladen Cl. Council

L. H. J.
Lib. 41