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	Prince Georges-	— 154 hhds.
	Baltimore	539 —
	Ann Arundel	1851 —
	[p. 249]
	Montgomery	1 88 hhds.
	Calvert	106
	Talbot	1069
	Dorchester	666
	Charles	242
	St. Marys	19
	Somerset	i304
	Worcester	440
	Queen Anns	848
	Kent	184
	Caroline	574

Williams Collector of Baltimore district the sums respectively annexed to the same, for an
allowance of one penny on each hogshead of Tobacco inspected in the said Counties and
shipped from the district aforesaid agreeably to an act entitled "An Act to regulate the
inspection of Tobacco, viz.

Twelve shillings and ten pence

Two pounds, four shillings and eleven pence

Seven pounds, fourteen shillings and three pence

Fifteen shillings and eight pence.

Eight shillings and ten pence

Four pounds, nine shillings and one penny

Two pounds, fifteen shillings and six pence

One pound and two pence

One shilling and seven pence

Five pounds, eight shillings and eight pence

One pound fifteen shillings and eight pence

Three pounds, ten shillings and eight pence

Fifteen shillings and four pence

Two pounds, seven shillings and ten pence

The Council adjourned till Monday Morning.

Monday 29th. November 1790

The Council met.

Pres't. His Exc'y. John Eager Howard Esquire

The Hon'ble. Henry Ridgely

Randolph B. La timer

John Kilty Esquires

The Council adjourned till tomorrow morning.

Tuesday 30TH. November 1790

The Council met.

Pres't. His Exc'y. John Eager Howard Esquire

The Hon'ble. Henry Ridgely

John Davidson

John Kilty Esquires

In Council November 30TH. 1790
On the Petition of James Spear of Cascil County praying to be discharged from the

forfeiture of a Recognisance imposed on him by the Justices of the said County, it appears

to the Board by a transcript of the Record of Caecil County Court under Seal, that the said
James Spear on the Monday before the second Tuesday of June in the year of of our Lord
one thousand seven hundred [p. 250] and eighty seven, before the Justices of the