572 Assembly Proceedings, May 1-June 4, 1744.

L. H. J.

or the Country, with any other Article or Sum, above the 3OO^ts afore-
said; but such necessary Travelling Charges only as the Commis-
sioners appointed, or to be appointed, shall be at, and the Account
of which, when hereafter laid before this House, be approved of
and allowed.
Was brought in and read; The Question was put Whether the Ad-
dress be assented to, or not ? Resolved in the Affirmative.

ffor the Affirmative
M^r Waughop M^r Smith . M^r N. Goldsborough
M^r Swann M^r Weems M^r Lloyd
Cap^t Chesley M^r J. Hall M^r J. Goldsborough
M^r R. Gresham M^r Brome Major Sheredine
M^r G. Wilson M^r Smallwood M^r Paca
D^r Carroll Capt. Harrison M^r Wootton
Major Hall M^r W. Wilkinson Mr O. Sprigg
M^r Worthington M^r Courts M^r T. Wilkinson

ffor the Negative
M^r J. Gresham Cap^t Ennalls M^r Pemberton
Col. King Cap^t Hindman Cap^t Wright
M^r Stoughton M^r Lecompte M^r T. Hammond
Col. Gale M^r George Cap^t Purnell
Cap^t D. Wilson Col. Colvill Cap^t Robins
M^r Thomas Cap^t Gordon Col. Henry
Major Trippe Col. Tasker Cap^t Selby

Which Address was Indorsed, Read and Assented to, and Signed
by Order of the House, by the Honourable Speaker M^r Smith and
M^r Robert Lloyd were sent to acquaint his Excellency, this House
hath prepared an Address to him, and desires to know when and
where he will receive it: They Return and Acquaint M^r Speaker
the Governor is now ready to receive it in the Conference Chamber.
Ordered, That M^r Smith, and Twelve more present the Address
to the Governor: They return and acquaint M^r Speaker, they Pre-
sented the Address.
On Motion of a Member, that the Two Letters containing the
Demand of the Six Nations of Indians, referred to in the Address
to the Governor, be Inserted in the Journal; Ordered, That they be
inserted: The two Letters following thus, viz. (See 28 Md. Arch.
Coun., pp. 273 and ff.)

p. 426

On Motion of a Member, that the Instructions be inserted in the
Journal; Likewise Ordered, That they be Inserted: which are as
follows
September Session 1742. Instructions from the House of Dele-
gates of the Province of Maryland, to Col. Robert King, and D^r
Charles Carroll, for treating with the Six Nations of Indians in
Conjunction with appointed by the Upper House.