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444 Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1696/7-98.
Lib. x. Years Since filed in the Commissarys Office a full Acct of the Estate of the said Doyns & that Mr Gilbert Clark Attorney of the said Captain Phippard altho often cited had never appeared to make his Objections thereto Whereupon his Excellency is pleased to say that Such Re flections offered by the said Mr Clark are of great Scandal to this his Majestys Government therefore upon proof, Orders his Majestys Lawyers to prosecute the said Clark for such his Slandering this Government as aforesaid Ordered that now the Sickness is pretty well over the Sev eral field Officers do train & muster their ‘I'roops & Corn panys and Send his Excellency a List of them Especially the four hundred new raised men Ordered that Mr Richard Beard give a full & Ample Accot of what Arms Ammunition &Ca he rec'd Then read his Majestys Proclamation forbidding persons who have been in the Service of the French King or King James to come into England without leave first obtained & this Board considering that several such Persons may come into this Province under mean Circumstances as Servant &Ca Ordered therefore that the said Proclamation be published in the several & respective Countys of this Province His Majestys Proclamation against Prophaneness & Im morality read & Ordered that the several Sheriffs publish the same in their Several Countys that the Minister read one of p. 59 them at the County Court before Prayers after which the Said Proclamations are to be delivered to the Clks of the Vestrys of each Parish by them to be published Thought fit that a request be made to the Right honble the Lords of the Council for Trade & Foreign Plantations that when they send any printed Proclamations in, they will be pleased to send Enough for the Eleven Countys the Inhab itants giving more regard to such then written ones Capt John Hans Tilman an Indian Trader att the head of the Bay being asked Concerned the Indians that live there what Nations they are, he says they are Chauhannauks Sus quehannahs & Delaware that the Chauhannauks are about forty men & live at a Town fifty miles of his house the Sus quehannahs are about Fifty men live two miles further up at Caristaugua & Came from the Seneques That the Delawares live at white Clay Creek are about forty men Captain Hans being Asked whether the Susquehannahs live in this Province says they live about thirty Miles above Octerara Creek. And that their King having been lately taken by the Naked Indians Intends according to his promise to go back to the said
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