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was never runn out and Acertained by means where of sever-
all differences has arrizen between the said Indians and the
English touching the same It is therefore Order^d that Lieu^t
Coll^l Thomas Ennalls the King's Surv^r of Dorchester County
doe resurvey the said land according to the meets and bounds
sett downe in the said Act and that Lieu^t Coll Thom^s Smith-
son of Talbott County Coll Charles Hutchins Maj^r Jacob
Lockerman M^r Thom^s Hicks and M^r W^m Mishew of Dor-
chester County are hereby appointed and empowered to Assist
and direct the said Surv^r in the running out of the same that
noe pson presume to live or Settle on the said land soe Runn
out without it be by the Gen^ll Consent of the sd Indians and
that the same be done with all convenient Speed and a faire
Certificate and Platt of the same returnd to the next Ses-
sions of Assembly
Signed p Order W Taylard
Clk house of Dellegates

Ordnance relateing to Maj^r Dorsey was here read as followeth

By the house of Dellegates
May 9^th 1700

Orderd that if Major Dorsey at or before the next Prov^ll
Court shall convey and make over to his Sonn

P. R. O.

Dorsey a reall Estate equivalent to the lott and houses which
his said Sonn hath at Annapolis formerly in the occupation of
James Cullen at his proper Cost and charge sufficiently new
Cover and repaire the said Houses and at the same Court
convey the said houses and Lott to his Maj^ty for a Publick
Store or Magazine then his fine of Two hundred pounds shall
not be leavyed and the Attorney Gen^ll is hereby ordered to
see such Conveyance drawn and dispatcht according to Law
for which he shalbe satisfied by the Publick. Otherwise the
said fine to be Leavy^d
Signed p Order W. Taylard Clk house
of Delegates
Eod. Die
Assented to by the Councill in Assembly
W Bladen Clk Councill

All which said Ordinances were sent up to his Ex^cy and
Councill by M^r James Saunders M^r Benjⁿ hall M^r John hall
M^r William Parker Coll^l W^m Peirce and M^r Thomas Hicks
for their Assent
The Gov^r Visitors and Trustees of the ffree Schoole sent
the Message to the house viz^t which was here read

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