thought fit to revoke and do hereby revoke our former Conditions of Plantation for our said Province of Maryland and to propose other Conditions of Plantation for the future within the said Province which we send you herewith (written in parchment under our hand and greater seal at arms bearing date this present second day of July in the year of our Lord God 1649 and hereunto annexed: and Whereas we have likewise sent you herewith certain draughts of forms of Grants of a Mannor and of a Freehold under our hand and greater seal at arms and hereunto also annexed, which forms we would have observed and none other, mutatis mutandis & repletis replendis) in the granting of any lands within the said Province for the future by virtue of the said last Conditions of Plantation bearing date as aforesaid, or by virtue of any Warrant hereafter under our hand and seal at arms for granting of lands there (excepting where we shall by any such warrant give directions to the contrary) we do therefore hereby declare that we have and do hereby revoke from hence forwards all former Conditions of Plantation for our said Province of Maryland heretofore proposed by us so as we will not have any land in our said Province hereafter granted from us to any person whatsoever by virtue of the aforesaid Conditions of Plantation for or in respect of the transportation of any person or persons whatsoever into our said Province from and after the date hereof and we do will and require you to publish this our Declaration in our said Province with all convenient speed to the end that all those whom it doth or may concern may take notice thereof and we do hereby authorise and require you till we or our heirs shall signify our or their pleasure to the contrary from time to time in our name and under the great seal of the said Province of Maryland to grant lands within our said province to all adventurors or plantors to or within the same upon such terms and conditions as are expressed in the said last Conditions of Plantation bearing date with these presents and according to the forms of Grants above mentioned and no otherwise without further and special warrant hereafter to be obtained for the same under our or our heirs hand and seal at arms; And whereas we are given to understand that as well divers Frenchmen as some people of other nations who by our former and also by these last conditions of plantation are not capable of having any Lands within our said province, are already seated or may hereafter with our or you our Lieutenant's leave there for the time being seat themselves in our said Province we do hereby therefore authorise you to make any person or persons of French, Dutch or Italian discent as you shall think fit and who either are already planted or shall hereafter come Source: John Kilty. Land Holder's Assistant and Land Office Guide. Baltimore: G. Dobbin & Murphy, 1808. MSA L 25529.