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Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1667-1687/8
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Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1684-89. 521

letter from the Comissrs of His Majestie's Customes for that
purpose the which are as foll: viz:

Loc. Sig:

Liber B.
P. R. O.

Pat: Mein Com:
Sur: Gen" his
Majties Customes.

To all People to whom these presents shall
come Wee the Comissrs for managing and caus-
ing to be levied and collected his Majestie's

Customes, Subsidies and other duties in this his Kingdome of
England send greeting Know yee that Wee the said Comisrs
by vertue of an Act of Parliament made in the 25th yeare of
his late Majestie's Reigne Intituled an Act for the Encourage-
ment of the Eastland and Greenland Trades and for better
securing the Plantation Trade and in pursuance to the
Authority and direction to us given by the Rt Honble the Lord
High Treasurer of England Have Deputed and Impowered
and doe hereby depute and impower Patrick Mein Esqr to be
Surveyor Generall of the rates and Dutyes ariseing and grow-
ing due to his Majtie by vertue of the said Act in his Majties
severall Collonyes and Plantations in America, whereby he
hath Power to enter into any Ship, Bottom, Boat or other Ves-
sell, as alsoe into any shop, House, Ware House, Hostery or
other place whatsoever to make diligent search into any Trunk,
Chest, Pack, Case, Truss or any other parcell or packadge what-
soever, for any goods, wares, merchandizes prohibited to be
exported or imported, or whereof the Customes or other
Dutyes have not been duely paid and the same to seize to his
Majesty's use and alsoe to put in execution all other the law-
full powers and authorityes for the better tnanageing and col-
lecting the said rates and dutyes in all things proceeding as the
law directs Hereby praying and requireing his Majties Officers
and Ministers and all others whom it may concern to be aiding

and assisting to him in all things as becometh Given under
our hands and Seal of the Custome house London this 18th of
9ber 1685.
Ch: Cheyne, D. North, Jo. Werden, W. Butler Buckworth
L. Chadleigh W. Dickenson.

p. 72

His Majtie's
Letter in fav:
Pat: Mein

James R.
Rt Trusty and Rt Welbeloved Cousin Wee greet
you well Whereas our Comrs in our Customes in

this our Kingdome of England have appointed our trusty and
welbeloved Patrick Mein Gent: the bearer hereof to be Sur-
veyor Generall for inspecting the actions of our Collectors and
other Officers within our Collonyes of Virginia and Maryland
and to give such orders and directions as he shall find necessary
for our service, perticularly for the better collecting our dutyes
due by Act of Parliament made in the five and twentieth yeare of
the reigne of our dearest Brother of Blessed Memory Intituled
an Act for the Encouragement of the Eastland and Greenland

 

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