132 Assembly Proceedings, July 18-August 5, 1721.

U. H.J.

can have no Other Interest therein than the Pleasure you may
take in Seeing us Prosper we Acknowledge your Honours
good Disposition in Promoting love and Unity amongst all his
Majestyes good Subjects And your kind Resolutions of Ad-
vancing the Generall good of this Province, And if heartily
Joyning our Endeavours with yours to promote so good a
Work And to Unite the minds of the Good People of Maryland
in a Christian and neighbourly Affection to Each Other will
Convince you of our Fidelity to his Lordship we shall not
Doubt of our being Approved as we really are his Lordship's
And Your Honours
faithfull & Obedient Servants
Will^m Holland Thomas Addison
Richard Tilghman Matt: T: Ward
Thomas Bordley James Bowles

After his Honour the Governour Receiving the said Answer
He is Pleased to return to this House his hearty thanks and

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Says he shall doe to the Utmost of his Power to Serve them
The house Adjourns untill to Morrow Eight a Clock

Saturday morning July the 22^d 1721
The House meet According to Adjournment
Present
His Honour Charles Calvert Esq^r Gov^r

Coll^o Holland, Coll^o Addison, Coll^o Tilghman, Henry Lowe
Esq^r Coll^o Ward, Thomas Bordley Esq^r and James Bowles
Esq^r

Upon Reading the Pet^o of Maj^r Nich^o Sewall son and heir of
Henry Sewall of St. Marys County Deceased its Ordered to
be thus Endorst viz.

By the Upper house of Assembly
July the 22^d 1721
Gentlemen,
Upon reading and Considering the within Petition And
upon due inquiry made whether the within Petitioner had Ever
Satisfaction made him, for the within Lands we Cannot
finde that he had, Therefore referr the further Inspection and
Consideracon thereof to your house

The said pet^o sent to the lower house by Esq^r Lowe, who
returns and Says he Delivered the same

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The house adjourns untill one a Clock in the Afternoon