114 Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1667-75.

Liber A. M.

him, to proceed as the said act of Assembly doth empower his
Lordships Collector by way of Seizure or otherwise Provided
the said Captain Carleton shall twice in every Year at the least
render me an Account what he shall Receive as aforesaid and
this Power to Continue in force to the said Carleton until I
shall signify the Contrary under my hand and no longer
Given under my hand and Seal at Arms this 23^d day of October
in the fourty first Year of the Dominion of Cecilius &c^a Annoq
Dom 1672
To all persons whom this
shall or may Concern

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Maryland ss^t
By his Excellency the Captain
General

These are in the name of the right Honourable the Lord
Proprietary to license and Authorize Captain Tho^s Iones to
trade with, any Indian or Indians at the Seaboard Side or
Eastern Shore of this Province that is to say in the Counties of
Somerset Dorchester Talbot Baltimore and Worcester for any
Skins furrs or truck whatsoever Provided they Obey and
Comply with the Act of Assembly of this Province touching
Indian trade and for his so doing this shall be his warrant
Given under my hand and seal at Arms this fourteenth day of
december in the One and fortieth year of the dominion of
Cecilius &c^a Anno Domini 1672

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To all persons whom this
shall or may Concern

An Ordinance of his Excellency Cha Calvert Esq^r
Captain General and chief Governor of this Province of
Maryland and the honble Council Set forth and pub-
lished for redressing the several misdemeanors of
Deputy Surveyors within this Province

Forasmuch as heretofore there have been many Complaints
by several of the Inhabitants within this Province against
deputy Surveyors of divers wrongs and Injuries that they have
suffered by such deputy Surveyors that have misdemeaned
themselves in execution of their Office to the great Prejudice
of the said Complainants and for that they have so long many
times delayed their Seeking for remedy to such their Grievances
that either the Person that so injured them hath been dead or
gone out of the Province for the prevention of the like incon-
veniences for the future be it Ordained by his Excellency the
Captain General with the advice of his Lordships Council that