176 Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1694 97.

       Lib. H. D. Thomas Reynoidson Mr Richard Haughton  lb   s d

              Mercht in Leverpoole       16 : o8 : 03

             John Lancaster on David Arburknot Mercht

              in Weymouth                 20: 18 : 00

                                         105 : 07 : 08

       Vnderneath the sd List was the following Receipt.

                    November the 14th 1694.

             Governors Then Recd of Mrs Elizabeth Blackiston Adminis

             Receipt for tratrix of the above named Nea the above mentioned

             Exch: dd by Bills Amounting to the Suffle of One hundred &

             Madam Blackiston ffive pounds seaven shillings & Eight pence, in part

                   of the Ballance above mentioned, by me ffr Nicholson

                 Vnderneath the Sd Receipt was thus written, Vizt

                       Novembr 15th 1694.

              We Acknowledge to have Recd the above Bills of his Exncy

             according to Ordr of Councill this day.

                                 Ed: Randolph Depty Auditr

                                         George Plater Receivr

            Governrs His Excellency likewise Represents that having

              Representation about Rune through the severall Accounts of the late

             Qua ter part Governor Copley relating to the publick Revenue in

             of the Revenue Gover- his life time Received, he finds that the quarter part

             nor Copley thereof as neare as can be brought Amounts to the

             made Use

             off   Sume of ifour hundred Seaventy One pounds Twelve

       Whitehall shillings & ifour pence half penny; for which the

             Admr of the said Governor Copley must Account; therefore

             Esqr Randolph and Mr Plater are Ordered to take care therein,

             and see that due Proceedings be made according to Law.

             Governrs His Excellency further Represents that having

             Representa

             tion about Examined & Stated the severall Accounts of Capt

             Capt Coods John Cood relating to their Majts Revenue does find

             Accot stated that there remains in his hands vnaccounted for the

             suifie of ffive hundred thirty two pounds, two shillings and

             Nine pence, And the said Capt Cood being sent for and

       Whitehall appearing does say that it being Court time so that he was

             obliged to tend the said Court, being Sheriffe, otherwise

             would have gone home (pursuant to former Ordr) and fetcht

             such papers whereby he could discharge part or all of the afore

             mentioned sume; Ordered therevpon that the Honoble Edward