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1692.
WILLIAM and MARY.
CHAP.
 XVII.
    ' His Majesty was pleased to approve of the said Report, and did Order, as it is hereby Ordered,
' that the Act lately passed in Maryland for the Fourteen Pence Tonnage be, and it is
' hereby, set aside and disallowed.  And that the Lord Baltimore be permitted, without any Disturbance,
' or interruption, to collect and receive, by such person or Persons as he shall thereunto
' authorize and appoint, the said Duty of Fourteen Pence per Ton, for Port-Duties or
' Anchorage, for his own Use, of Right belonging to him by law, as Lord Proprietary of
' the said Province.  And as well Col Copley, their majesty's present Governor, as the Lord
' Baltimore, and all others whom it may concern, are to take Notice of his Majesty's Pleasure
' hereby signified, and to comply with the several Particulars of the said Report.
                                                                                                                                ' JOHN NICHOLAS.'
    And accordingly, at a Council held here on the 2d October 1693, the Board being moved on
Behalf of Lord Baltimore in Relation to the above Report and Royal Order, it was Ordered, that
the King's Commands touching the same, should be fully observed, and that the said Report, and
King's Order, should be entered in the Journal of the Council, and likewise in the Provincial
Office, that all Persons concerned mught take Notice thereof.
CHAP. XVIII.
Passed 9th of
June 1692.
An Act ascertaining the Expences of the Commissioners of the Provincial and County
    Courts.  Lib. LL. fol. 60. and Lib. WH and L*. fol. 120.  REP. 1694,
    ch. 7.
CHAP. XIX.
Ditto. An Act for taking away all Errors in Proceedings at Law and Equity, and in the
    Court for Probat of Wills, occasioned by the late Revolution,  Lib. LL. fol. 64.
    Lib. WH and L*. fol. 79. and Lib. LL. N° 2. fol. 12.
 
CHAP. XX.
Ditto. An Act for settling Naval Officers Fees within this Province.  Lib. LL. fol. 66.
    and Lib. WH and L*. fol. 66.
    N.B. 
This Act takes Notice in the Preamble of a Fee paid upon Clearing out every Ship,
under the Pretext of Secretary's Fees of 2 l. 1 s. 4 d. besides other Fees to inferior Officers for
writing Entries, Permits and Clearings, without any Pretence or Colour of Law, &c.  and then
settles a Fee of 40 s. Sterling to the Governor for Entering, Clearing and granting Permits to

each Ship or Vessel trading into this Province; except Sloops trading between Virginia and this
Province, which were to pay only 10 s. Sterling for each Clearance.  And the Governor to find
Officers for the due Execution of the Premises without any further Expence to the Shipping;
but that this Act should not extend to the Fees or Perquisites due to the Collectors, &c.  A new
Act was made , ch. 10 , whereby 3 d. per Ton was given to the Governor on all Ships (not
being Country Property) trading and coming into this Province; and the Naval Officers had
their own separate Fees established.

 
CHAP. XXI.
Ditto. An Act enabling one Burgess out of each County, to lay the Public Levy of this
    Province for this present Year.  Lib. LL. fol. 69.  OBS.
    N.B. 
This Act is not recorded in Lib. WH and L*. probably for the same Reason as the
last Section of ch. 8, above, viz.  That it was not thought necessary, the Purposes thereof being
immediately compleated.

 
CHAP. XXII.
Ditto. An Act for the Imposition of Four Pence per Gallon on Liquor imported into this
    Province.  Lib.
LL. fol. 70. and Lib. WH and L*. fol. 143.  REP. 1694,
    ch.
19.
    Payable for the space of 3 Years, for discharging the great Expences to this Province
in paying of Soldiers, Discharging the Arrears of the late Government, Repairing of Court-Houses
and Prisons, and also for Raising a better Allowance for paying the Charge of their Majesty's
Councillors and Justices of the Provincial Court, and for Paying an Agent of this Province
in England.

 
CHAP. XXIII.
Ditto. An Act appointing Peter Pagan, Merchant, to be Agent for their Majesty's Province
    of
Maryland.  Lib. LL. fol. 72. and Lib. WH and L*. fol. 145.
    REP. 
1694, ch. 17.
 
CHAP. XXIV.
Ditto. An Act for the Publication of all Laws within this Province.  Lib. LL. fol. 
   
73.  Lib. WH and L*. fol. 34. and Lib. LL. N° 2. fol. 11.  REP.
A new Law made 1704, ch. 18.

 
CHAP. XXV.
Ditto. An Act for the Election of Sheriffs.  Lib. LL. fol. 75. and Lib. WH and L*.
    fol.
35.  REP.
    N.B. 
By this Act the Continuance of a Sheriff in this Office was limited to two Years:  But
        by 1699, ch. 26, it was extended to 3 Years.


 
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