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

P. R. O.

Colonial
Papers,
B. A.

be carried from hence to some Port of His Ma^ty's English Plan-
tations in Asia, Africa or America, or to some Port of England,
His Ma^ty's Principality of Wales or Town of Berwick upon
Tweede; & there (the dangers of the Seas excepted) shall
unlade, & put the same on Shore; then this present obligation
to be voyd & of none effect, otherwise to stand, remain & be
in full force & vertue. Signed, sealed, & delivered in the
presence of us
Andrew Woodberry
Robert Ellys
The Mark of John + Gettycoate.
Samuel Smith.

Liber A. M.
p. 118

9^th March 1673

Order to the Sheriff of Calvert County (ut est in folio for
the election of three new Burgesses in Calvert County there
being none of the former four left but Major Brookes to sit at
an Assembly (if summoned by particular writt) held at S^t
Marys 19^th May next

p. 38

Memorandum that three and twentieth day of March Anno
1673 the before mentioned Oath of Chief Clerk of the Pro-
vincial Court and Secretarys Office was administred unto Iohn
Blomfield as Chief Clerk p the honble William Calvert Esq^r
Principal Secretary of Maryland

p. 119

Iune the 10^th 1674

Warrant then issued to the respective Sheriffs of the said
Counties of this Province to take the list of Tythables in their
respective Counties by the 20^th of Iuly next and the same
return ut est Lib Consil H H 294

p. 118

On the back side of a Commission Granted to W^m Stevens
to prove rights and Grant warrants for Land dated the 6^th of
October 1671 was written thus

p. 119

I William Calvert Esq^r Principal Secretary of this Province
do hereby Grant and Confirm unto the within mentioned
William Stevens the within specified Power and Authority to
prove rights during my Pleasure according to the true intent
and meaning of the within written Commission with like Power
to Grant warrants for the same Given under my hand and the
lesser Seal of this Province the first day of August 1674
William Calvert

August 23^d 1674

Commission then issued to Charles Iames of Cecil County
to be Coroner of the same County and to have and receive the