208 Assembly Proceedings, July 18-August 5, 1721.

L. H. J,

English from Selling the Indians any Liquors is Read and
Ordered to be thus Endorsed Viz :

By the Lower House of Assembly July the 20^th 1721.

This House is of Opinion, that the Laws already made do
Sufficiently provide against the Inconveniences Complained
of by the within petition.

p. 13

Signed p Order M Jenifer Cler. L^o Ho

And sent to the Upper House by M^r Dashiel and M^r Cald-
well, They Return & say They Delivered it
Coll. Tilghman from the Upper House Delivers M^r Speaker
the Petition of the Vestry of Westminster Parish thus En-
dorsed Viz :

By the Upper House of Assembly June the 20^th 1721.

The within Petition being Read it's thought very Reasonable
that the Petitioners be Relieved, according to their Prayer
provided their allegations be made Good & that the Other
Parish will Afford a Reasonable Maintainance for An Incum-
bent when the Alterations are made as Prayed, and that the
Incumbents therein Concerned have due notice thereof which
we Referr to your Consideration,
Signed p Order. Jn^o Beale Cler Up^r Ho

Which was Read and Referred till next Sessions and
Ordered the Parties Concerned have Notice thereof.
The House Adjourns till to Morrow Morning Eight of the
Clock.

Fryday Morning July 21^st 1721
The House meets According to Adjournment.
Yesterday's Proceedings are Read.
The Answer to the Govern^rs Speech, brought Down from the
Committee of Laws, being Read is Approved of and ordered
to be Entered as follows Viz :

To the Honable Charles Calvert Esq^r his Lordships Lievten-
ant Gov^r of Maryland.

The Humble Address of his L^ps Lower House of Assembly.

We Unfeignedly Express our Dutifull Thanks to your
Hon^r for your kind Speech and favourable Acceptance of the
Small Additional Support this House in Consideration of
your Hon^rs Good Will to us thought Proper to lender to your