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the Affairs of the Indians to this present Sessions; we recom-
mend therefore that matter again to your Considertion there
having been fresh Complaints even since last Sessions, that
Capt Rider and W^m Ennals have molested the Nanticoke
Indians in their Possessions, and would not suffer them to
Cultivate any part of those Lands, to which they make pre-
tensions, within their Bounds.
Sign'd p Order Sam^l Skippon Cl. Up. Ho.

U. H. J.

Which Message, with four Original Bills are sent to the
Lower House by Col^o Young.
A Bill from the Lower House by M^r War field & M^r Oldham
referred from last Session of Assembly to this present Session
intituled An Act for the Ease of the Inhabitants in Examining
Evidences relateing to the Bounds of Lands, and in the man-
ner of obtaining Injunctions thus Endorsed.

By the Lower House of Assembly Sept. the 26^th 1723
Read and will Pass.
Signed p order M. Jenifer Cl. Lo. Ho.

Ordered that the Bill lye on the Table.
A Bill from the Lower House by M^r Travers and M^r Prit-
chet intituled an Act for Repealing the several Acts of As-
sembly now in force in this Province, that give allowance
for killing Wolves Crows and Squirrels, so far as they relate
to killing Crows and Squirrels only, thus Indorsed Viz.

By the Lower House of Assembly September the 26^th 1723
Read the first and second Time by especial Order and will

M. Jenifer Cl. Lo. Ho.

Ordered that the Bill be read and the Bill was read and
will pass Endorsement made thereon viz.

By the Upper House of Assembly Sep^r the 3^d 1723
Read and will Pass
Signd p Order Sam^l Skippon Clk Up. Ho.

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And the Bill so endorsed is sent to the Lower House by
Esq^r Hall
The Petition of some of the Inhabitants of S^t Ann's Parish
in Anne Arundel County praying that they may have Leave
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