The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-05
CHAPTER Ill CONTINUED.

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of thc first rXrrdition ne sent To Mary
land to his hruthrr~ Leonard and George.
constituting The former Licutrnant-tioy-
,rnnr ar General This rxurdition which
consisted of two vessels. the Ark and
the Dove. and nearly two hundred n,r-
sons rr,rbrJ Nirrini, s.r,.lv and after
Sprudiur Il short timr There prurrrdrd ia
tho CErSouriIIir BAY. and ascending the
Potomac River landed ~ Saint Marir~.
whore the first town iu fl,r SrnIr WAS
founded On the 9TH ur March. lG3l. II
is nor within 1hr Scuuc OF This work In
rive tlr history of lhat SrtIlrmrui i'm rN-
tcnso: wr shall therefore only refer hI,iri'.
" tu such lH1Is of if rs ara, calculatrd Ia
throw some LIGHT upoD the HISTORY of 1hi,
comfy
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land and invaded thr western shore ana
forced thr lord pnprirturv to seek refuge
in VIRGINIA. The causes of this rebellion
as we'll MS its history. owing To the de.
struction of The records of the colony
during thai nrriud. are very imprrrcrtlv
undrrstood: hut there is mo doubt that
CInyhoruc took ADVANTAGE of the politi-
cnl and RELIGIONS troublr which then ayI-
atrd the mother country to avrngc him
self upOn Lord Baltimore for the loss
of his posscSSionS and prospective trade
i'm the ChcSapcakr Bay. Owing to this
rebellion and also to the hostile attitude
of the natives which was occaSioncd by
it, the growth of the colony was slow.
The SusquchamlockS gave the coloniStS
much trouhl" in the early days of tn"
settlement at st. MaricS, and i'll May.
1859, the Council resolved To invade their
country, and To that end passed the fol
lowing order. which shows the condition
of society and the mode of warfare at
that Whereas. II is found ncccS-
Sary forthwith to make an expedition
upon the Indians of the Eastern Shor"
upon the public charge of the province:
it is to that end thought tit that Il shall
lop be sent to Virginia for to provide"
twenty corSlctS ,St"cl plates for the coy
"ring ana protection of tn" ch"St, bar
rel Of powder four roundlctS of shot, Il
barrel ct oat meal. thr"" iirklnS of butter.
and four cases of hot waters; and that
five able persons be pressed to 90 with
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