Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1661-1675. 493

tythable person and the howse of his aboade bee distinctly sett
downe and a Coppy thereof faire written and sent immediately
downe to the Gouerno^r & Councell and another Coppy of the
said list sett up in the Court howse att yo^r next County Court
to remaine there for the whole yeare, to the end that if any
errours bee therein they may bee Corected and the same Cer-
tyfyed to the Gouerno^r & Councell before the first day of
Septemb^r next, herein fayle not as yo^w will answere the Con-
trary, And for soe doeing this shall bee yo^r Warrant Giuen
und^r my hand this 5^th day of May 1664
To Thomas Dent high Signed Charles Caluert
Sherriffe of S^t Marys
County

Liber H. H.

Zacha: Wade

Jdem mutatis mutandis to Zachariah Wade high
Sherriffe of Charles County

Tho: Spngg

Jdem mutatis mutandis to Thomas Sprigg high
Sherriffe of Caluert County

Capt Win Burges

Jdern mutatis mutandis to Cap^t W^m Burges
high Sherriffe of Ann Arundell County

George Gouldsmyth

Jdem Mutatis Mutandis to George Gould-
smyth high Sherriffe of Baltemore County

Moses Stagwe

Idem mutatis mutandis to Moses Stagwell high
Sherriffe of Kent County

Ant^o Gritfin

Idem mutatis mutandis to Anthony Griffen high
Sherriffe of Talbott County

Charles Calvert Esq^r one of the Privy Councell of this pro-
vince of Maryland & Justice of the Peace vnd^r the R^t honno^rble
Csecilius Lord Baltemore Lord & propryetary thereof sendeth
Greeting in our lord God Everlasting Know yee th^t I the s^d
Charles Calvert vpon good & Credible report to mee made by
divers Inhab^tnts of this province That Iames lolly of S^t Mary's
County in the pvince of Maryland afores^d is a man meet to
keepe an Inne or Ordinary in the howse where hee now dwell-
eth at S^t Mary's vpon the plantacon Called Kitt Martins point
for the Convenience & enterteynm^t of sundry the inhabitants
coming & resorting vpon their Occasions to the place afores^d
Have licenced, allowed & admitted & doe by these presents
Licence allow & admitt the said James Jolly to keepe an Inne
or Ordinary for three whole yeares next ensueiner the date

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