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Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1747. 389
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and with the Advice of his Lordships Council of State, to issue
this my Proclamation hereby requiring All Officers Civil and
Military, and All Other Persons whatsoever to use their
Utmost Endeavours to have the Articles of Peace at present
subsisting with the Indians Complyed with and that they take
particular Care that they be not obstructed in their hunting
fishing or making Traps for Wild Beasts & Vermin so long
as the said Indians shall behave peaceably And I do hereby
strictly charge and require the Sheriff of Dorchester County
to make this my Proclamation publick in his said County in
the Usual manner as he will answer the Contrary at his Peril
Given at the City of Annapolis this 30th day of May in the
33d year of his Lordships Dominion Annoq Domini 1747
Ordered that the honourable Samuel Chamberlain Esq'
Mess" Robert Lloyd James Tilghman and William Thomas of
Talbot County Gentn or any Three or Two of them enquire
into the Complaints made to this Board by the Choptank
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Indians of some Persons making Encroachments within the
Bounds of their Lands as settled by Act of Assembly, and
also that they enquire into the Grounds of any other Com-
plaint made by the said Indians, and that they make Report
thereof to this Board; And It is likewise Ordered that for the
future the honble Col Edward Lloyd hear any Complaint
made by the said Choptank Indians and give them such Re-
dress, that they may live quietly and peaceably upon the
Lands assigned them.
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P. 292
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At a Council held in the Council Chamber on Monday the
first Day of June in the 33d year of his Lorships Dominion
Annoq Dni 1747
Present
His Excellency Samuel Ofle Esqr Governor
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The honble
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Benjamin Tasker Esq
Edmund Jenings Esqr
Col James Hollyday
Col Charles Hammond
Saml Chamberlain Esqr
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Col Edward Lloyd
Philip Thomas Esqr
Daniel Dulany Esqr
Benjamin Young Esqr
Col Benjamin Tasker
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The honble Col Hammond having delivered up to this
Board their former Order of 24th of february 1745 on Mr
Samuel Hyde Merchant in London payable to the Executors
of Mr Richard Tootell for the sum of £22: 04: 2 sterling
being so much due to him the said Tootell for his Salary as
Armourer, and which said Order being cancelled; It is by this
Board ordered that the said Col Hammond as Treasurer of
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