68 Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1735,

Lib. M.

5^thly If You shall judge it more for my Service You shall
appoint Receivers of my Rents in each County, allowing them
Ten per Cent for all they shall receive within the Year. You
shall take sufficient Security from them, and give them such
Directions as my Agent and Your self shall judge for my
Service
6^thly You shall with the Advice of my Agent, lett or lease
my Manors or Reserves and appoint such Stewards or Other
Officers of the same, as shall be thought convenient, and when
You have determined on the Conditions that Each respective
Manor shall be lett for; You shall make it known to the Stew-
ards or Other Officers thereof, and direct them to inform all
Persons willing to become Tenants thereof; You shall with
the Advice aforesaid allow such Gratuities to the Stewards of
the Manors as shall be thought adequate to their Services
7^thly My Agent shall sign with You all the Leases of the
Manors aforesaid, or other Acts and Deeds relative to his Office,
and take to himself such Perquisites as have heretofore be-
longed to him, until my Pleasure to the Contrary
8^thly Our judge Of Our Land Office shall take all such Fees
to himself as usual until Our Pleasure to the Contrary be
known
Given under Our hand and Seal at Annapolis
this Eighteenth Day of June in the nineteenth
Year of Our Dominion Annoq Domini 1733
By his Lordships Command
William Janssen.

At a Council held in the Council Chamber on Wednesday
the 26^th day of March in the twentieth Year of his Lordships
Dominion Annoq Domini 1735

Present
His Excellency Samuel Ogle Esq^r Governor

The Honble

Col Richard Tilghman
Col Matt Tilghman Ward
Benjamin Tasker Esq^r
Philip Lee Esq^r

Col John Rider
Michael Howard Esq^r
George Plater Esq^r