328 Assembly Proceedings, February 20-28, 1721/2.

L. H. J.

bro^t into the house having been delivered to his Hono^r the
Governo^r in October last so that it appears That the Sheriff
has fully done his duty therein, Thereupon he is discharged.
And ordered that the Sergeant be allow'd Three pounds Cur-
rent Money and the Clerk Ten Shillings to be paid by the
publick.

Ordered That M^r Jno Caldwell gett a brass Fane made to
the fflagg Staff to be Set upon the Stadt House for w^ch he is
to be allow'd by the publick.
M^r Evan Jones has the liberty of printing the Tobacco
laws.
Coll: Tilghman from the upper House delivers M^r Speaker
the following Message Viz :

By the Upp^r House of Assembly ffeb^ry 28^th 1721
Gent.
We agree with you in yo^r Message of ffeb. 26^th by M^r Cald-
well and M^r Willmer memb^rs of your house and have entered a
Resolve on our Journal to that purpose.
Signed p Order Sam. Skippon Cl. Up: House

Jno Hall Esq^r from the Upp^r House deliv^rs M^r Speaker a
Lett^r from the rev^d M^r Jacob Henderson directed to his Hon^r
the Govern^r & by his Hono^r recommended to the upper House
setting forth the bad State of the Church in Baltemore County
&c^a thus Endors't.

By the upp^r House of Assembly Feb. 28^th 1721.

The w^th in lett^r from the Rev^d M^r Jacob Henderson relating
to the Melancholy Circumstances of the Inhabitants on the
South side of Patapsco for want of a Ministers Assistance
having been laid before us by his Hono^r the Governo^r has been
read and is recomended to the Consideracon of the Lower
house.
Signed p Order Sam^l Skippon Cl. Up. ho.

The Journal of the Cofnittee of Accounts (bro^t down from
the Cofnittee by Cap^t Codd) was read and thus endorst Viz.

ffeb: the 28^th 1721
Read and Assented to by the lower house of Assembly and
Signed p ord^r M. Jenifer Cl. Lo: Ho.

And Sent to the Upp^r House by the Gent of that Cofnittee
They return and Say they delivered it.