Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1681-85/6. 417

Your Pef therefore most humbly beggs your Hono^rs that
you will vouchsafe unto your Pet^r the Benefitt of the Cargoe,
or what part is remainetng, according to the appraism^t made,
your Pet^r giveing good security and due satisfaction for the
same; by meanes whereof he may be capable to maintaine
himself and those young men his apprentices without being
chargeable to his L^sps Countrey.
And he shall Ever pray &c.

The Pet^r being called, and haveing proposed to him who
should take the Shipp at the appraisem^t without the goods, he
onely craveing the benefitt of the Cargoe without the Shipp,
He answers that he is willing to accept of both according to
appraisem^t and is ready (if he may be admitted) to make the
purchase good or give good security for the same. Where-
upon the opinion of this Board was ordered to be subscribed
to the pet. in manner foll, viz :
By the Councill
Octob: 10^th 1685:

Recommended to the psons concerned as reasonable.

The Request of the Pef seemes reasonable to this board
and as such is recommended to the consideration of the
severall psons therein concerned.
Signed p ord^r
John Llewellin

Lib. R. R. R.