or Shewing you our Sentiments, if otherwise; and also in
Concurring with you in such other Parts of your Address,
as should be found necessary for the Common Good; We
Esteeming Our selves as much Concerned in all Publick Acts
for the Wellfare of the Country as you are; and we are Sorry
to Observe we find it Sometimes Necessary to put you in mind
of it. We desire the Result of your Consideration on this
Affair.
Signed p Order. Jno Beale Cl Up Ho.
John Hall Esqr from the Upper House Delivers Mr Speaker
the following Messages Viz :
By the Upper House of Assembly
August the 5th 1721.
Gentlemen.
The Nanticoke & the Choptank Indians have Complained
of some Incroachments being made by some of the Inhabitants
of Dorchester County within the Bounds of their Lands (as
they Conceive ) and pray Redress from the Government. Upon
Inspecting the Law which Enables the Governour to Grant
Commissions for Determining Disputes with Indians, There
seems to be some Doubt. We therefore think it Necessary
to Declare our Opinions; That it may be well Lawfull for the
Governour to Grant such Commission by Virtue of the Act
now in fforce, to which we desire vour Concurrence.
Signd p Order Jno Beale Cl Up Ho
By the Upper House of Assembly
August the 5th 1721
Gentlemen. Our Clerk acquaints us that the Clerk of Your
House informs him, you refuse him Paper for the Writing
|