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ince taken out of the same In Order that a Discovery may
be made of the said Offender or Offenders and that They may
be brought to Justice, I have thought fit with the Advice of
his Lordships Council of State to issue this my Proclamation
hereby giving Notice that if any Person concerned in the said
Fact will discover his or their Accomplices, so as the Offender
or Offenders may be brought to Justice for the same, the
Person making such Discovery shall receive his Lordships
most Gracious Pardon, and also a Reward of Forty Pounds
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Currency upon the Conviction of such Offender Given at the
City of Annapolis this 28th day of March in the 32d year of his
Lordships Dominion Annoq Domini 1747.
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At a Council held in the Council Chamber on Thursday the
16th Day of April in the 33d year of his Lordships Dominion
Annoq Domini 1747
Present
His Excellency Samuel Ogle Esqr Governor
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The honble
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Benjamin Tasker Esqr
Col George Plater
Col James Hollyday
Col Charles Hammond
Samuel Chamberlain Esqr
Col Edward Lloyd
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Philip Thomas Esqr
Daniel Dulany Esqr
Benjamin Young Esqr
"Col Benjamin Tasker
Richard Lee Esqr
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His Excellency is pleased to acquaint this Board that the
present General Assembly is by Prorogation appointed to meet
on the 15th Day of May next, and desires their Advice
whether that is a proper Time for their Meeting, who unan-
imously are of Opinion that the said 15th Day of May is the
most convenient Time for such Meeting
His Excellency having communicated to this Board a Copy
of the Record transmitted him from Prince Georges County
Court of the Conviction of a Certain Negro Ishmael and
Negro Benjamin at March County Court last for Horse steal-
ing, It is the humble Advice of this Board to his Excellency
that He be pleased to pardon the aforesaid Negroes, which
Pardons issued accordingly
The following Order was directed to be drawn on Mr Richd
Young Surviving Exec' of Col Samuel Young late Treasurer
of the Western Shoar of this Province
Sir
You are hereby required to pay unto the honble Col Charles
Hammond Treasurer of the Western Shoar the Sum of 34:
13: 7 3/4 Gold Currency and Eighteen Shillings Sterling being
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