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Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1671-1681
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Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1676-1678. 195

 
advice & consent aforesaid strictly charge & comand all &
singuler his Lordpps Officers civill & military within this Prov-
ince to take due Cognizance hereof & make strict Inquisition
into & punctually observe the prmisses in & about their sev-
erall prcincts & habitacons makeing prsent seizure of any 		Lib. R. R.
Shipp or Vessell that shall take in & load Aboard any of the
aforenamed Provisions with out leave & lycence first had &
obtained as aforesaid All & singuler the Offenders herein to
be by the next Magistrate bound to their good behaviour
giveing good security for their appearance att the next Pro-
vinciall Court to answer such their contempt And to the end
that no person whatsover herein concerned may plead or pre-
tend ignorance all Officers & others duely qualified to enter
& cleer Shipps & other Vessells in this Province as well on
behalfe of his Matie our Sovereigne Lord the King of great
Britaine as on behalfe of his Lordpp the Lord Propry of this
Province are hereby willed & required to Give notice hereof
to all Merchants Or masters of Shipps or other Vessells upon
the entring of such their Ships or Vessells. And whereas I
am myselfe in person att prsent indisposed & cannot be att
St Maryes to signe this Proclamacon I doe therefore by &
with the advice & consent aforesaid hereby authorize Ordaine
& Empower the Honble Philip Calvert Esqr Chancelour of this
Province to signe the same which is to be of as full force &
validitie as if signed p my selfe. Given att the Citty of St
Maryes under the great Seale of this Province the fifth day of
Septembr in the third yeare of the Dominion of the right
Honble Charles &c. over this Province Annoq Domi 1678. 		p. 151
On Munday October the 7th 1678 the Governorp Lettr Did
Desire the Advice of the Councell (then at St Maries) for the
settling of the militia in the severall ffrontire Counties for the
Defence and Safeguard of the Inhabitants from the assaults
and attempts of the Indians Dureing the sitting of the
Assembly wch was to beginn October the 20th 78 ;
To wch on Thursday the10th instant he recd, the foll. Letf
of Advice p the Post, viz.

Sir
We have recd: yors Dated yesterday together with the Letf
of Coll Thomas Tailler and the conference with the King of
Mattawoman and Chotike, and Coll. Douglas his Letr & yor
ordr thereupon relateing to Hugh ffrench; We have taken
the contents of the Lettr into Consideration and as to our
Security against any attempts may be made by the Indians
Dureing the time of the Assemblys Sitting We are of
Opinion that the Common Rangers now undr pay in Charles
County, Calvert County, Anne Arrundell County & Balte-

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