William Thornton, Esq; Sheriff; Richard Burdus, Clerk.

The Lord Proprietary against Richard Molineux, 1000, Charles Carroll, Esq; 1000

The said Richard Molineux, being bound by Recognizance in the Sum of One Thousand Pounds Sterling, with Charles Carroll, Esq; his Security, in the like Sum, for his the said Richard Moli-

neux's Appearance here this Court, to answer unto such Things as shall be objected against him, on Behalf of his Lordship; who being called upon, appears, and nothing being objected against him on Behalf of his Lordship thereupon, he from his Recognizance afore- said, and his Security, are discharged; he the said Molineux paying the several Officers Fees, accruing due by Occasion of the Premisses aforesaid. Per Richard Burdus, Clerk. Memorandum. Summons ordered and issued for William Secil, Richard Marshall, James Green, Mary Rawlings, and Eleanor Dick- enson, of Prince George's County, and Major Samuel Hanson, and James Smallwood, of Charles County, to testify for his Lordship against Richard Molineux, returnable immediately. Samuel Hanson, and James Smallwood, severally sworn to Grand Jury, for his Lordship, against Richard Molineux. In Testimony that the within is a true Copy, from the L.OS. Records and Proceedings of the Provincial Court of Mary- land, the Seal of the said Court is hereunto affixed, this 15th Day of June, Anno Domini 1752. Per R. Burdus, Clerk. I hereby Certify, that the Sheriffs of Prince George's and Charles Counties, to whom the within Summons's were directed, made Return thereof to the Court, that they had summoned the within mentioned William Secil, Richard Marshall, James Green, Mary Rawlings, Eleanor Dickenson, Samuel Hanson, and James Small- wood. Certified per R. Burdus, Clerk.

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