444 Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1661-1675.

Liber H. H.

other passage through any parte of this Province to trade for
such Comodityes with any Indian or Indians w^thout this Pro-
vince and to exporte the same from tyme to tyme as he the
said William Hollinsworth shall thinke fitt and Convenient

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Prouided that in case he the said William Hollinsworth shall
buy or trade for any Corne from any such Indian or Indians as
aforesaid or other Inhabitant of this Province he Doe not
exporte the same out of this Province, without Lycence first
had and obteyned from our Leiuetenn^t or other Cheife Gov-
ernor of this Province Prouided alsoe the said William Hollins-
worth pay to the Lord Proprietary or his heires the tenth in
weight or vallue of all Comodityes traded for with the Indians
either by himselfe or any other person intrusted by him and
lullfill all such condicons as are expressed in that Acte concern-
ing trade with the Indians, Giuen vnder the greate Seale of
our said Province of Maryland this ninth Day of December in
the thirtyth yeare of our dominion over the said Province of
Maryland Annoq domini 1661 Wittness our Deare sonne
Charles Caluert Esq^r our Leuietenn^t of our said Province

Com^on to Captaine Thomas Besson to comand all the forces
on the South side of Anne Arrundell riuer vp to the head
thereof and the North side of South riuer up to the head there-
of mutatis mutandis ut in folio: 23.

Com^on to Leiuetenn^t Dauid Steward to be Leiuet^t vnder Capt
Besson.

Com^on to Cornelius Howard to be Ensigne vnder Cap^t
Besson. mutatis mutandis ut in folio 23

Com^on to Captaine John Norwood to comand all the forcca

from the head of Anne Arrundell riuer on the Northside there-
of to the Southside of Patapsco riuer

Com^on to W^m Hills to be Leiuetenn^t vnder Cap^t Norwood

Com^on to Andrew Skinner to be Ensigne vnder Cap^t Nor-
wood, mutatis mutandis ut in folio 23.

M^r Sewall
J doe hereby Authorize & impower yo^w to signe att any time
lycences for marryages as likewise warrants for land when it
may bee inconuenient for p^rsons to Come to mee being absent
from my howse att s^t Marys, Giuen und^rmy hand this 10^th day
of Decemb^r 1661
Signed Charles Caluert
Wittnes
Philip Caluert