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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, April 26, 1700-May 3, 1704
Volume 24, Page 30   View pdf image (33K)
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30 Assembly Proceedings, April 26-May 9, 1700.

Original
Journal.

Dorsey a reall Estate Equivalent to the Lott and houses which
his said son hath at Anapolis formerly in the occupation of
James Cullen at his propper Cost & Charge, and shall at his
propper Cost & Charge sufficiently new cover and repair the
said houses and at the same County Convey the said Houses
& Lott to his Maty for a publick store or Magazine then his
Fyne of two hundred pounds shall not be levyed, And the
Attorney Genll is hereby ordered to see such Conveyance
draw ne & dispatcht according to Law for which he shall be
satisfyed by the Publick
Otherwise the said Fine to be levyed
Signed p order W Taylard Cl house of Delegates

Eodem Die Assented to by the Councill in Assembly
W Bladen Cl Concil

The said Ordinances being Assented to were sent back to
the house with an Answer from his Exncy the Govr concerning
the Gratuity of 200 lb by Colonel Jowles Col: Addison Colo-
nel Courts Mr Brooke & Colonel Hamond viz

Gentn
I am glad you seem to have so good an Impression of my
Actions, and I will allways bend them to your Service, & ever
esteeme my selfe obliged for all marks of respect You shall
thinke me deserving of,
tho your Reguards seem to be retrenched to what they were
when I was a Stranger to you; But notwithstanding Gentn I
will allways vigorously assert what I have so often promised
in being as good a Steward for you as I can which will conse-
quently tend to the Genll Satisfaction of the Province
Gentn Your most obliged
faithfull humble
Servt
N: Blakiston

p. 44

The said Mr Sanders & other Members of the House brought
a proposed Ordinance for running out the Piscattaway Indian
Land according to the direction of Major Willm Boarman where-
upon the following Remarque & answer was sent to the house

By the Councill in Assembly
May the 9th 1700

Although this Boarde cannot but joyne with your house in
ascertayning the Indians bounds yet they can by no Means
consent to forsake a playne Record that ascertains those bounds
to depend on the uncertaine Remembrance & directions of a



 
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