majestic to M, Walter Raleigh., now -^ ^^ knight, for the discovering and planting of new lands and countries, to con- tinue the space of six years and no more, 3. Hakl, 243. An assignment by Sir Walter Raleigh Mar. 7. 31 el for continuing the action of inhabiting and planting his people in Virginia, Hakl \st. ed, publ. in 1589./?. 815.
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Stith. Apend. 'No, i. An ordinance and constitution enlarging 1607, Mar. 9.
the council oj the two colonies in Vir4 J'^'^^• ginia and America, and augmenting their authority, M, S. The second charter to the treasurer and 1609, May 23.
company for Virginia., erecting them 7 J^ci- into a body politick, Stith. Ap, 2.
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j6i. Jac I. A com7nission to Sir Walter Raleigh, Su.?
1620, Apr. 7. Cominissio specialis concernens le garbling iB Jac. I. herba Nocotiance. 17. Rym. 190.
1620, June 29. A proclamation for restraint of the disor- 18 Jac. I. dered trading of tobacco. 17. JRym, 1620, Nov. 3. A grant of New-England to the council Jac. I. of Plymouth.