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118 Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1753-1761.
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Lib. J. R.
& U. S.
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At a Council held at the City of Annapolis, on Wednesday
the 28. Day of April in the 6th year of his Lordships Do-
minion Annoq Dom: 1756:
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Present
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thehonble
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Benjamin Tasker Esqr
Col: Hammond
Samuel Chamberlaine
Esqr
Philip Thomas Esqr
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Col Lloyd
Col: Tasker
Bendk Calvert Esqr
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His Excellency having laid before this Board an Account
of £21:6:6: paid by him for the Carriage of Arms and
Ammunition to Frederick Town,
Ordered that the honorable Col: Edward Lloyd as Treas-
urer of the Eastern Shore draw an Order on Mr Hunt
Merchant in London payable to his Excellency the Govr or
his Order for 21:6:6: sterling, being so much paid by him
for the Carriage of Arms, and Ammunition at several times
to Frederick Town, out of the Duty of 3d p: Hhd for Arms
lodged in his Hands by the said Col. Lloyd.
At a Council held at the City of Annapolis on Wednesday
the 5th Day of May in the sixth year of his Lordships Do-
minion Annoque Dom: 1756.
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Present
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thehonble
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Benjamin Tasker Esqr
Colonel Hammond
Samuel Chamberlaine
Esqr
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Philip Thomas Esqr
Col: Tasker
Bendk Calvert Esqr
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His Excellency is pleased to lay before this Board the
following Instructions, from the Right Honourable the Lord
Proprietary which are ordered to be entred.
As I have heard it has been said in England by a Master
of a Vessel who imported some Convicts into this Province
that he paid here a Sum of Money p poll on such Convicts,
which affords Room to apprehend that the said Master im-
ported and sold such Persons to the Inhabitants of this Prov-
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p. 96
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ince as Servants for a Term of Years (such Things having
been frequently done) and that by so doing he might have
subjected himself to the Payment of certain Duties, imposed
by an Act of Assembly passed in July 1754 intituled An
Act for his Majesty's Service but that all Occasion of such
Complaints might be removed and prevented, as much as
possible, I have thot fit and do hereby require you to conduct
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