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Assembly of this province and the authority of the same that it shall
and may be lawfull for the s^d John Smith his heirs and Assignes for
ever to have hold use Occupy possess and Enjoy as well the said
one hundred Sixty Eight acres of land part of the Friendship Con-
veyed as af^d as also Eight hundred thirty two acres of land out of
the tract Called Belleconell according to the description following
(that is to say) the said Eight hundred thirty two acres to be bounded
on the south on the East and on the west w^th the originall bounds
of the main tract Called Belleconell and on the north with an East
and west Line to be drawn athwart the said tract from the Easter-
most to the westermost bounds thereof at such a place as may devide
the said quantity of Eight hundred thirty two acres to the Southward
of said East and west Line and on the southermost part of said main
tract from the residue of the said land lying to the northward of said
East and west Line and that the said John Smith his heirs and As-
signes for Ever shall peaceably have hold use occupy possess and
Enjoy the Same Eight hundred thirty two acres part of Belleconell
and the one hundred Sixty Eight acres part of the friendship in the

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whole Containing one thousand Acres and as good sure an Inde-
feazable Estate of Inheritance in fee simple therein to the use of him
the said John his heirs and Assignes as af^d to all Intents Construc-
tions and purposes as if the said deed of bargaine and Sale had
legally Conveyed the same one thousand acres according to the
discription thereof herein mentioned to the said John and his heirs
and assignes to the uses afores^d according to the form of the Act of
Assembly of this province for quieting possessions Inrolling Con-
veyances and secureing the Estates of purchasers any thing in said
act or any other defect in said deed or in the Survey therein mentioned
to the Contrary Notwithstanding

p. 83

An Act for the relief of Anthony Ivy and Anne his wife (which
said Anne is the daughter and Heiress at Law to Robert Smith
Esq^r late of Queen Ann's County deceased and the said Anthony
one of the Executors of the s^d Robert Smiths Testament) in Con-
firming the mortgage of land therein mentioned.

Whereas Samuell Withers late of Kent County in the province
of Maryland Gentleman on or about the third day of March Anno
Dom Seventeen hundred and Six granted himself his heirs Executors
& Adm^rs to be firmly bound unto Robert Smith of Talbot County
his heirs Executors adm^rs Certain attorney or Assignes in the full
and Just sum of two hundred thirty two pounds of good and lawfull
money of England with Condition that if in Case the said Samuel
Withers his heirs Executors and adm^rs should deliver unto the said
Robert Smith his heirs Ex^rs administrators Certain attorny or As-

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p. 85

signes good bills of Exchange payable at London for one hundred
and Sixteen pounds Sterling at twenty days sight the twentyeth day
of October then next Ensueing, Secondly he did by those presents

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