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A Bill entitled "An Act to impower Mary Louttit, Executrix of
James Louttit deceased, to Convey one undivided third part of the
Mill and Land therein mentioned."
A Bill entitled "An Act relating to the Levy and poor of Ann
Arundel County.

U. H. J.
Liber No. 36
Nov. 28

These two Bills were Read and Assented to by this House and
Ordered to be so Subscribed, the Paper Bills so Endorsed were
Sent to the Lower House by George Steuart Esq.^r
Mess.^rs Tilghman and Johnson from the Lower House bring up
the following Message and Resolve.
By the Lower House of Assembly 28.^th November 1771.
May it please your Honours.
We herewith send you a Resolve of this House relative to the
Deputies of several Tribes of Indians, who are expected to pass
through this Province for your Concurrence.
As we have no Business at present before us that requires our
staying any longer We request your Honours to return such
Bills as may be lying on your Table, that a speedy End may be put
to the Session. Signed by Qrder Jn.^o Duckett C1 Lo Ho.

Resolved that a Sum of the Publick Money in the Hands of the
Treasurer of the Western Shore; not exceeding fifty Pounds com-
mon Currency, be paid to the Order of His Excellency the Governor
for the accomodation of the Deputies of the Delaware Munsie and
Mohekin Indians whilst in this Province.
Signed by Order Jn.° Duckett Cl. Lo. Ho.

Resolved by this House That a Sum of the Publick Money in the
Hands of the Treasurer of the Western Shore, not exceeding fifty
Pounds common Currency, be paid to the Order of His Excellency
the Governor, for the accomodation of the Deputies of the Delaware
Munsie and Mohekin Indians whilst in this Province.
Signed by Order. UScott Cl. Up. Ho.

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Adjourned until 4 of the Clock in the Afternoon

Eodem Die Post Meridiem
The House met again according to Adjournment

Present as in the Morning

The following Message is Sent to the Lower House by G: Steuart
Esq
By the Upper House of Assembly 28.^th November 1771.

Gentlemen.
This House concurs with your Proposition that a Sum of the
Publick Money in the Hands of the Treasurer of the Western Shore,

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