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520 Chiefly Occasioned by severall Little petty Assignements Made out of the said warrant Wherefore for the future noe warrants Must be so parcelled out by assignment but the whole Warrant may be assigned or after a survey is made by Virtue of part of it the Remainder of the said warrant may be assigned And this you are to express [illegible] to be inserted in all warrants And whereas by the Methods heretofore taken by survey or in menconing a great many Bounderd in the Certificate of the surveys by them made Great Inconveniencys have ensued and generally speaking either too small or too large measure given by them as will to My Prejudice as to the prejudice of the People Wherefore for the [illegible] you are either by instructions to my surveyors or by proper words inserted in my in my warrants so to Order matters that in all surveys hereafter to be Made there be but one Bounder certaine Begining Expressed & Sufficiently Discribed and after that nothing but course and distance to the closeing of the survey which is the fairest way betwixt me and the People and may in all probility be a Means of preventing severall Law suits and perjurys about the bounds of Land In as much as have now Given Twelve Comissions for Surveyors and have no Surveyor General in case of the Death of any the said surveyors You are hereby empowerd to Appoint and Constitute others in their Room till furthers orders from me in case of this behaviour misfeasance or negligency of the said surveyors as to the due execution of their office or wrong by them wilfully done to any person whome they are to serve in their said Office You are hereby Impowered to displace or suspend such surveyor or surveyors and appoint other in his or their place till further orders from me You are alsoe hereby Ordered and Empowered yearly to pay in tobacco the severall allowance heretofore by me Made to the severall Persons and Officers herein after Menconed Viz.t to Major Nicholas Sewall twelve Thousand pounds of Tobacco to the same Major Sewall as an addicon thereunto three Thousand pounds of tobacco to Henry Sewall the said Majors son for his (assistance) |
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