The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-18
CHR SMOKED THEM OUT
"A srosr OF TINE PoconohE IN rs
oLDEN rfsE.
sxov r,,mund Scarborough satisfactorily
Performed piaicuis "'ss'o" !"
fhe Year 1858.

SocoinoNe '..,,-s ~ the Eastern Shore 10
D. searched for old land grants anu srpe
-. i,L.l,, 10 bear upon the case. "'
klsN re- no, been altogether HuluceS'
80 s,ous mat the territory Itself We
En-, a long time IN dispute between ""'''
land and Virginia. -. -, covorno /.
During the administration OF ~ aoa
NNuilam Berkeley an expedluoh' y,
DIV ore Edmund scarborough 10
VERY practical turn OF MIMI "as ~ -. -
sssa-viond % subdue a LOT OK -
aOuakere. The incidents OF inc uip o.,
nuaibilv told. and the re'o'u ~, -. IN
khey are taken Is said 20 pe '',s 'r,..t,ai
N,t-s,,ri, Tho story as told IA tue oi's"'''
Is as follows. 49,. l....,.. CLERKS
Virginia: Accomach '"'"''
Office e,,,,rseli
,~ro We uon'ble Gov'nor and Connseh
-, vi-gsoia. Elm Scarburgh humbiy Pre-
eenteth We account Of PROCEEDINGS III I'''
Nafis affaire a AnamC pecks ana M"','.
go, or 40 Eastern Shcare OF NlrElH"
Ac-on,nanied with Coll Stringer ioure
~ Va commission and about iou'tY hoiHe-
-, r.horn took with me for pomp oi
ssafe,v and 20 repen " Contempt wen
n WIS Informed some Cuakcrs q loo'e
In Office had threatened % obfuut' W
,parne 10 Anamcssecks on SundA} "e'h"''
Aeing We nth Of October last pass ""
MonAay morning az ye house on Sl'p"'"
IHorssey an officer OF ye LORD Hai'l''Ioi''
u began 20 publish ye ComhlH"s Va
Assembly. and for VI go oihcer cou'u ~
Iraad often read ye Act unto him.
who made me noe Reply, but oFouSn'
tuattent in stead of his Commission
md tould MS thcfr was his Authority,
and VI heo was put IN trust by We LoFd
left Of Maryland. and hs would not
he false 20 his trust. web m re IKE thnr
he was answered that their couid De
moe trust where there was no interest
that II was evident by We Loid HaIu-
rnnra,, bounds he had noe lands 10 ye
soptbward Of Watkins point, ana ~
that question was determined hy power
beyond private mems controNeI tiilF'
Wherefore all that was Required OF MN
,vos that DE would please to subscribe
- oto3tence To his Mails according 10
We Act of Assembly and peaceably en-
doye hts lands goods &C. which his Mails
fGovnor would protect as his Mates
lSubjects But II he refused 10 Conforme
b,s obedience. I should arrest him 20
answer before HIS Mails Gov'nor for his
contempt and Rebellion. At this we SAID
Aoflcar something startled. ana said put
case doe underwrlte my obedience ana
many more. The Govnor Of Maryland VIII
come so soone as YOU are gone ana Hang
sue and them. at or doores. IL was
answered him That hee thought to I'M
worthely Of We Lord Lett ana W II was
Ateraing not imaginable 90 be done, Ehe
officer answered such things has bin done
IN MARYLAND and therefore l dare not
lsubscribe Then having spent much time
hpd consulting with our Military and
civil officers n was resolved as We left
expediont 10 arrest him. and take some
of o'rseives for security for his appear |
s1nce before We Honble Gov'nor and Coun- |
SCH. and sett We broad arrow on we dOOre |
So thus proceeding wee went 10 We house |
,of Amhross Dixon Quaker where a
boat OF men belonging 10 Groomes Ship
and two running Quakors We're. also
George Johnson and Thomas Price, In
fnbitants and Quakers.
Their publishing We Act ~ Assembly
with a becoming Reverence web We Quak-
yrs scott and disposed George Johnson
dlled with We spirit OF nonsense talked
hin hee forgot w hce said. and speaking
much from ye purpose ! thought not my
part 20 spend time as h. al But brei6-
Iy demanding their obedience. and they
ell Refusing I proceed 10 arrest them
to oppeare before ye Honble Gov'nor and
Eounsen 10 answer their contempt, and
Rebellion. Offering 20 take one for We
other as securities for their appearance.
But they refusing I set We broad arrow
'on the door. ana marched Of 10 Henry
15ostons. where publishing We Act hee
Desired q consideration a day or two,
and then hee would attend so wee de-
parted thence to Manoakin where | sent
summons for all We house keepers and free
men 10 appeare, who coming in most
willing and CheerfuIly they all sub
pCrfha1 Tcl
william Horne who being officers for
Se Lord Baltimore desire RESPITE Of |
time, until they could return their Com
missions. web they ingaged their words
and Reputation 10 pcrforme so soon as
possible. Their I held his Mails Court
OF Survey and had We assistance of We
commissioners therein Then all the peo-
ple made entries Of their Lands and
acknowledgements OF Convevances Of
LANDS. they all desiring We Honble Gov
nor OF Nirginias protection. as his Mails
subjects which wee did assure them OF.
80 farr as was I'm or powers They also
complained Of a late invasion from We
INDIANS, and great danger of being cut
or and said they sent 20 Maryland 10
ye Lord Left for aid. who after about
fourteen daies delay had n letter of ad-
Mise 10 stand on their owne guard. flor
they had more than enough 10 doe I'm
maryland, foe that these people said they
We're owned for profit. and deserted In
ulstrss That II "A Report of COL Scar
eUtshs coming with troops Of horses had
uU' prevented together with sloop of
MS full or armed men, seeking Runa-
Naez had not hapned their IN Vt Junc-
su'e OF uine 70 ye terror of ye Indian,
ahey had undoubtedly bin cntt OF. there
dore desired course TO be taken therein
wen accordingly was done, They further
ueslred VI I'm regard OF We remotnes Of
pmeers' ana ye intermiNed neighborhood
that II We Lora Lett had ought 20 say.
pie'ehders under Ye sd Lord web bciug
tohiusion they dil and might produce.
nhat officers mleht be their appointed
wen they were also assured 90 expect
20 soon as could give ye Honble Gov
nor ana COUNSEL account Of We affairs.
some OF them also dlscoursed II We Lord
aeut or Morlan1s clalm 90 Aianoakin
ano an We other places 90 Anancock 20
wen IL was answered that whilst We err
Ioulous proclamation was uncontrolled
1hat declared AUancock 20 De- Marylands
southern bounds 20 might be SO received.
1su since occasion made ye Convent Of
airtinla not only rcvers that proclamo-
ZION, Sot also ty fhls present Act OF As
stnoly Ne cer'.inc bounds OF We Lord
e'u.i'f's patient was declared. and
Snat II ye Lord Lent had ought 10 saw.
PC was Referred hy We Act % persons and
5iace' Therefore thcy need not trouble
tnen's'ives therein for We Question as
se,'1ihta 20 higher powers and above
yr'Nate mems controvertlrR ~ web they
N'fe Wen satisfied and desired protection
VI ,ntf persons and estates from any
l,e''l'e , under rc sd Lord. wch being
-, '",n' ihtf departed we'll saus
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