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Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1732:1753
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140 Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1738.

Lib. M

. present General Assembly, and I do hereby prorogue the same
to the second Tuesday in July next being the Eleventh Day
of the same Month, And to the Intent that all Persons con-
cerned may have due Notice thereof I do strictly charge and
require the Sheriff of the County of Ann Arundel to make
this my Proclamation publick in the said County in the usual
Manner as he will answer the Contrary at his Peril Given at
the City of Annapolis this 23d Day of May in the 24th Year of
his Lordships Dominion Annoq Dom 1738.
J. Ross Cl Conc.

And It is the further Advice of this Board that His Excel-
lency be pleased to prorogue the Assembly again to some
longer Day as he shall think proper and that after such Proc-
lamation issued, he then order Writts to issue to dissolve the
same.
17 June 1738

Ordered by His Excellency the Governor that the present
General Assembly which stands prorogued to the second
Tuesday in July next be further prorogued to the second
Tuesday in October next being 11th Day of the same Month
& Proclamations issued accordingly.

At a Council held at the House of Mr Onorio Razolini in the
City of Annapolis on Tuesday the Eleventh Day of July in the
Twenty fourth Year of his Lordships Dominion Annoq
Domini 1738

Present

His Excellency Samuel Ogle Esqr Governor
The Benjamin Tasker Esqr Edmund Jenings Esqr
honourable George Plater Esqr Col Charles Hammond

His Excellency having communicated to this Board a
Letter delivered him giving an Account of a Murder sup-
posed to be committed back in the Woods upon some of the
Inhabitants of this Province, and also His Excellencys Letter
to Captn George Beak and Captn James Edmonston of
Prince Georges County directing Each of them to take such
of the Militia of their County as were under their Command,
and go to the Assistance of such of the Inhabitants in those
Parts as might be in Danger; which Orders of his Excellency
This Board on that Occasion think extremely prudent and
proper; and his Excellency also laying before this Board a
Letter he received from Captn George Beale giving a very
imperfect Account of the said Murder; It is the Opinion of


 

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