Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1694—97. 369

     Produced by the honoble Coll Nicholas Greenberry a Certifi- Lib. H. D.

   cate from vnder the hands & Seals of Office of the Collector, p. 274

   p Customer & p Comptroler of the Port of Cowes, bearing

   Date the 10th day of June, Ao 1684, in discharge of John

   Thurbers Bond &Ca for whom the sd Coll Greenberry being

   security, and the s Bond is not at present to be found, does

   therefore humbly Move that the sd Certificate may be Entred

   in the Councill Book & provinciall Office, the wch was accord

   ingly Ordered; The s Certificate follows in these words, Vizt

     Port of Cowes,

   John Thur- Know Yee that John Thurber Commander of the

   bers Cert.  .  .

   for dis. ship Phillip of New York from Maryland his Maties

   charge of Navigation p!antation in America hath duly Entred in this port

   Bond   the 31th of May last & the sixth instant June, and

          put on Land Two hundred & ffifty hogsheads and a [Seal]

   parcell in Bulke Maryland Tobacco; being all the Goods &

   Merchandize taken in at his Majesties said plantation in

   America, and which hath here paid his Mats subsidy and Addi- [Seal]

   tionall Duty in discharge of his Bond this Voyage taken by

   the Chief Officers at the Port of Petuxant in Maryland aforesd

   asp Certificate thence Dated the Eigth of Aprill last, vnder

   the hand & Sea! of Henry Lowe Collector Witness our hands

   & Seals of Office this tenth of June, 1684. Anno RRO Carl

   Scdj &ca xxxvj.

           Tho: Cole Coll   Tho: Moore p Custr

                      W Bowles

                        p Comptr

            Came Capt Richard Smith of Calvert County who

   Accot of acquainted his Excell & the Board that he was come

   Arms dd to to give an Accot of what Arms the Soldiers vnderColl Beal    .

   vpon Sur- his Command delivered in his presence vnto Coll

   render of Ninian Beale, at Mattapany house, vpon the sur

   Mattapany render of that Garrison (in the time of the Revo!u

   therein tion) to his Majesty Vizt 20 ffowling pieces &

   Muskets & one Carbine, being Arms belonging to private

   persons, saying that in pursuance of a former Ordr from this

   Board, commanding all private Arms that were taken away in P. 275

   the time of the Revolution should be restored to the Owners

   of the same, he had demanded the aforementioned Arms of

   Coll Beale in right of himself & the other persons owning the

   same, but the said Coll Beale told him how that he had deliv

   ered the said Arms to Majr Cambell by Ordr of the persons

   then taking care of the Governmt Ordered that the said Capt

   Richard Smith do again apply himself to the said Coll Beale

   for the aforementioned Arms, and if the said Coll Beal can

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