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hands of the pet^rs Husband And for soe doeing this
shall be your Warr^t Given vnd^r my hand this 19^th Day
of January 1664
To Cap^t John Norwood in the
County of Ann Arrundell

[Order of Privy Council.]

Liber H. H.
p. 214

After our very hearty comendacons Whereas by our Letter
of the Thirteenth of this instant January Wee did direct you to
give Effectuall Order, That all Shipps Trading unto or within
the Capes of Virginia, should Associate & returne from thence
in Company, for their mutuall assistance which the one may
giue to the other, for their better Security & preservacon,
Notwithstanding which wee thinke fitt to lett you know That
by these words (with the Capes of Virgina) Itt was not in-
tended that Mary-Land or any part thereof should bee included
And therefore wee have written to the Lord Baltemore & pro-
prietary of that plantacon to give Order to the same Effect soe
as you are not to pursue the direccons in our former Letter
any further then in relacon to Virginia, and the shipps trading
thither And not doubting of yo^r complyance herein wee bidd
you heartily farewell from the Court att Whitehall this 20^th of
January 1664.
yo^r very Loving freinds

p. 223

Albemarle Dorchester Lauderdaill
Manchester S^t Alban Ashley
Carbery Henry Bennett
Charles Edward Walker
G. Carterett
Tho Ingram

February 10^th 1668
By Order from the Leiutenn^t Generall to bee Added to the
Comm^con of Baltemore County these p^rsons George Vtie
George Goldsmyth and Cap^t John Collier, The two first of the
Coram

February 22^th 1664
By the Leiutenn^t Generall Ordered, Antoine Le Compte
haue Pattent of Dennizacon to him his wife and Children
Mutatis Mutandis in folio 157
To Benois Brasseurs

March p^ma 1664
John Nuthall then pet^ns for Comm^con to trade w^th the Indians,
and thereupon Ordered

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