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for a Commission to find Offices vpon a melius inquirendum or monstraurrunt		01	00	00	Liber H. H.
for a Super Sedeas to a Comission of Rebellion or Supplicavitt		01	00	00
for Sealing a patent to a sherriff for his Office		02	00	00
for a Patent of Denizacon		02	00	00
for a ne exit Regnu		01	00	00

Published by Order from the Rt Honorble the lord Proprietary of this Province to mee directed— Charles Calvert Articles of Peace & Amity Concluded & agreed vpon betweene the Rt honoble Csecilius absolute lord & Proprietary of the provinces of Maryland and Avalon lord Baron of Baltemore & Vnnacokasimmon Emperor of Nantecoke the first Day of May One thowsand sixe hundred sixty and Eight—
Itt is agreed vpon that, that from this Day forward Imprimis there be an Invioable peace & Amity Between the Rt Honoble the lord Proprietary of this province and the Emperor of Nantecoke vpon the Articles hereafter in this Treaty to be agreed vpon to the worlds end to Endure & that all former Acts of Hostility & Damages whatsoeur by either party susteyned be buried in perpetuall Oblivion 2d That the said Emperor of Nanticoake shall deliur up the whole nacon of Wiccomisses and all those Indians that protected the Murderers of Capt Odberr that lived at Sicacone Towne to the honoble the Governour of this Province And further that if any Indian Subject to the said Emperour shall hereafter chance to Kill an English man that the sd Emperor shalbe Obliged to deliur such Indian vp to the Governour of this Province as a prisoner. 3d Forasmuch as the English cannot easily distingish one Indian from a Nother that noe Indian shall come into any English plantacon paynted & that all the Indians shall be bound to call aloud before they come within Three hundred paces of any English manns cleere Ground and lay downe their Armes whether Gunn Bowes or Arrowes or other weapon for any English man tht shall appeare vpon his call to take vpp & in case noe one appeare that he shall there leave his said Armes if he come neerer & that after wards by calling alowd endeavour to give notice to the English of his neerer Approach And if any English mann shall Kill any Indian that shall come vnpainted & give such notice & Deliur vp his Armes as	p. 296
aforesd he shall dye for itt as well as an Indian that kills an	p. 297