Members of the Upper House

The Petition of William Anglin Senior to the Governour
and Council and thus endorsed Viz.

By the Governour and Council Oct^r the 25^th 1722

This petition being read is referred to the Consideration
of the General Assembly

Signed p ord^r Sam^l Skippon Cl Concil.

Which Petition being read is Ordered to be thus Endorsed
(Viz)

By the Upper House of Assembly Oct the 25^th 1722

This Petition (recommended to the Consideration of this
Present General Assembly by the Governour and Council)
being read, is referred to the Consideration of the Lower
House

Signed p order Sam^l Skippon Cl Up: Ho.

Which Petition so endors'd is Sent to the Lower House by
Esq^r Bowles Who returns and says he deliver'd it.

Order'd that a Message be prepar'd relating to the Com-
plaints made by the Eastern Shore Indians of the English
incroaching into their Bounds refusing to pay the Rent agreed
for, or to pay the Price of Lands bought from them, and the
following Message is prepared

By the Upper House of Assembly Oct^r the 25^th 1722

Gentlemen. The Indians upon the Eastern Shore having
made frequent Complaints to the Governour and Council of
the many Injuries done them, either by Purchases made of