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1707.
ANNE.
CHAP. XIII.
Passed 15th
April 1707.
An Act repealing an Act, entitled * An Act to prohibit the Exportation of European
    Commodities out of this Province.  Lib. LL. N° 3. fol. 300.
* 1706, ch. 10.
CHAP. XIV.
Ditto. An Act continue to the Sheriffs of Talbot, Kent and Cæcil Counties, Power
    of Execution for Public Dues, and Officers Fees, within the present Bounds of
    their several Counties, after the First of May next, 'til the last of June next
    after, or until their several Commissions expire, which shall first happen.  Lib.
    LL. N° 3. fol. 300.  EXP.
    † On Account of the Division of these Counties, by the act of 1706, ch. 3, which was to
        take place on the 1st May 1707.
CHAP. XV.
Ditto. An Act to prevent cropping, cutting and defacing Tobacco taken on board Ships and
    Vessels upon Freight.  Lib. LL. N° 3. fol. 302.  DISSENT.
   
To continue for 3 Years, and to the End of the next Session of Assembly.  A new Law made
        1711, ch. 5.  Her Majesty's Dissent is dated at St. James's  the 1st April 1708.

 
CHAP. XVI.
Ditto.
|| 1706, ch. 14.
A Supplementary Act to the || Act for Advancement of Trade, and Erecting
    Ports and Towns.  Lib.
LL. N° 3. fol. 305.  DISSENT.
    This being one of the Acts recited 1715, ch. 2, the following Extract from it, relating to the
Acquisition of Property, and the Limits of the several ports, may be thought proper and expedient.
  (1.)  Some of the Towns being not laid out in the Time prescribed by the original Act; and
divers Inhabitants of this Province having petitioned to have the said Towns Revived, and others
Erected; the several Commissioners in the said Act, nominated (except where other Commissioners
are by this Act appointed) are impowered to purchase, &c. the several Lands hereafter mentioned
for Towns, according to the same Rules and Directions as in the said original Act, viz.
LIST of TOWNS to be REVIVED, ERECTED, or DESERTED.
Charles County,                Benedict-Leonard-Town.  REVIVED.
                                              100 Acres of Land on the upper Side of Nanjemye Creek, on Patowmack
                                                 
River, upon Part of the Land, now or late in Possession of
                                                   Martin Campbel, and the Land adjoining thereto.  To be ERECTED
                                                   into a Town.
Somerset
County,              100 Acres of Land at a Place called Half-round-Hill, on the South Side
                                                  of Wiccomoco River.  To be ERECTED into a Town.
Pr. George's
County         A Town to be Erected on the South Side of Piscattaway Creek, at or
                                                   near the Head thereof, to contain 40 or 50 Acres, at the Discretion
                                                   of the Commissioners.
                                              3 Acres of Land whereon George Harris, Mercht. hath built Dwelling-houses,
                                                   and Store-houses, from henceforth to be adjudged Part of 
                                                   Nottingham-Town, within the said County, whereunto is adjoins;
                                                   and to enjoy all Privileges, &c. to the said Town belonging.
Kent County,                      The Place for the Town and Port, by the said Act Erected upon Chester 
                                                   River.  To be DESERTED.  And in lieu thereof, the said Port and
                                                   Town, with the Court-house of the said County, shall be built
                                                   where the Commissioners have purchased Land for the same.
                                               The Place appointed for Shrewsbury Town, on Sassafras River, by the
                                                    said Act.  To be also DESERTED.  And to be laid out where the
                                                    Commissioners have purchased Land for the same.
Cæcil County,                    The Place by the said Act appointed for a Town in Price's-Neck in Elk
                                                    
River, where the Court-house of the said County shall be built, &c.
                                                     REVIVED.
                                              And also 50 Acres more, to be laid out for a Town, on the Plantation
                                                      formerly belonging to Isaac Calk, near the Head of Sassafras River.
Queen-Anne's County,      The Place appointed for a Town on the land of Robert Smith, Esq;
                                                     To be DESERTED.  And, in lieu thereof, 100 Acres on Major John
                                                     Hawkins's
Plantation in Coursey's Creek, and the Lands adjoining,
                                                     To be ERECTED into a Town; and the Court-house to be built there.
                                               100 Acres, at the Plantation of Mr. William Swettenham, in Courseval
                                                    
Creek, in Chester River.  To be ERECTED into a Town.
Dorchester
County,            100 Acres to be Erected a nd laid out for a Town, on a Point called
                                                     Philips's-Point, on the North Side of Fishing-Creek, in Hunger River.
                                                And the Town called Little Yarmouth, in Transquakin River.  To be
                                                     
DESERTED.
* Baltimore County,            The Place appointed for a Town, on Gunpowder River, on the Land
                                                      called Forster's-Neck.  To be DESERTED.  And in lieu thereof, 50
                                                      Acres to be erected into a Town in a Tract of Land on the same

                                                      River, belonging to Anne Felks, and called Taylor's Choice, and the
                                                      Court-house to be built there.



*  See this Situation of the Court-house, and the County Property therein confirmed, 1712, ch. 19.


 
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