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of Seven Ensigns 5/ a Day each 638.. 15.. 0
of Twenty eight Serjeants 1/6 a Day each 766..10..0

of Twenty eight Corporals & 7 Drurners 1/2
a Day each 745.. 4..2
of Six hundred & nine private Soldiers 9^s a
Day each 8342.. 13...9
of two Surgeons at 6/ a Day each 219.. 0..0
of a Commissary of Stores & Mustors at i2/
a Day 219.. 0..0
Additional Pay to one of the Subalterns as Adjutant 4/ 73.. 0..0
Cloathing Six hundred & Seventy two Men at £4 each 2688.. 0..0
Victualling 731 Persons 4 Women being allowed each
Compy at the Rate of nine pence a Day for each | 10005...11...3
Person
Remains for Contingencies 82.. 6.. 9

£27354
Levy Money £5 a Man

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The Following Hints are to be Submitted to His Lordship's Pe-
rusall & Consideration Only, And in order to frame proper Instruc-
tions to His Governor.
There are Some Points in Dispute, not to be receded from in any
manner; And Others, which may Admit Concessions.
Of The First Sort, Are, The Law for Support of Government,
His Lordship's power of regulating Officer's fees. The 14^s p Ton :
And His Lordship's right to His Surplus Lands. Qu. ferrys, when
Councils opinion is Had: But it may be observed, That altho the
Support for Governm^t ought not to be weakned, yet perhaps It may
some time or another be strengthned, And for which no Opportunitys
must be omitted: Also Altho no Attack must take place or be in
the least Countenanced agst. His Lordship's power of regulating
the Officers fees; Yet If a Perpetuall Law for ascertaining such fees
on a reasonable regulation should be offered, for the Satisfaction of
All Partys, It may be adviseable to Accept it; Or If a Strong & plain
Objection Could be made to the Exorbitancy of any of the now fees,
The Gov^r & Councill may be permitted to moderate it: And in order
to the better maintenance of, or rather Silencing the Murmers against
His Lordship's right to the surplus Lands as well as for a further
Incouragem^t to the possessors to discover & take it up; This Ex-
pedient of Lessening the present Charges & Expences of paying for,
Surveying &c patenting the Surplus Lands, will in all probability
answer the purpose, And which May be effected by abating some-
thing of what His L^dpp now receives for such Surplus, And by re-
ducing the Surveyors & Land offices fees in taking up such Lands :
With Regard to the Suits now Depending & brought by Discovers
of Surplusage Lands under His Lordship's Proclamation, Either

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