The Upper House. 95

For Petitions and Orders on Acco.t of private Men ............................... For Recording an Indenture between the Lord Baltimore and Caecilius Calvert of the One Part & the Honourable Thomas Ben- nett and William Sharpe of the other Part, Settlement of the Province of Maryland ...

526 270 83,581

Lb Tobacco 83,581

U. H. J. Liber No. 36 Dec. 17

	Remains for Public Services arising from ordinary Occurrencies exclusive of the War Matters ........	19,162
	19,162lb Tobacco arising due in g| Years is p Annum... Supposing there is allowed for making out 20 Warrants to Inspectors p Year i8Ib of Tobacco each tho He	2,016
	is not required by the Law to do it, & tho they dont contain quite 2 sides of 105 Words to the Side & are only Printed Blanks 48 of which cost 6 Shillings to the Printer ................................ And as much more for receiving the Returns of Nomi-	360
	nation of Inspectors from the Vestrys, and laying them before the Governor each Year .............. Supposing he is paid for the Naval Officers Bonds & lodging them in his Office for each Bond as much as	360
	is allowed for a Search, which is 15lb of Tobacco if there was One every Year received of which per- haps there is not more than One in 4 Years it will be ... Supposing he is allowed 15lb of Tobacco for receiving	15
	each Levy List tho he is not directed by Law to do it, it would come to 210..........................	210 2,961

	The whole Annual Amount in Time of Peace according to the above State & under the Inspection Law ......................	2,961
	Before the Inspection Law, would be only.....	2,241

John Ross Esquire Clerk of the Council to the Province of Mary- p. 276
land

	1765	Lb
	Dr To Tobacco received of the Public from the year 1729	Tobacco
	'till 1756 inclusive at 9,600lb of Tobacco p Year it being 28 Years .................................	268,800