324 Assembly Proceedings, 1694-1728.

Liber LL, 4

Acts

selves and Every of us our and every of Our heirs Executors and
Administrators Joyntly and Severally for and in the whole firmly
by these Presents Sealed w^th Our Seals and Dated this day
of Anno Domini 17..... Whereas the above bound A B hath
obtained an Injunction to Stay Proceedings at Law on a Judgment
rendred against him in County Court by for
Now the Condition of the above Obligation is such that if the said
A B shall Prosecute the said Writt of Injunction with Effect and
Satisfie and Pay as well the said as All Costs Damages and
Charges that shall Accrue in the Chancery Court or be Occasioned by
the Delay of Execution on the said Judgment unless the Court of
Chancery shall Decree to the Contrary and shall in All things Obey
such Order and Decree as the Chancery Court shall make in the
Premises then the above Obligation to be Void and of none Effect
else to be in full force and Vertue And that such Bond so given shall
be a Sufficient Supersedeas and Stop to any further Proceedings in
that Case untill the Person against whom such Chancery Releif is
proposed shall Obtain a Certificate from the Chancellor or his
Register of the Disallowance of an Injunction in such Case Or that
such Injunction has not been sued Out of the Chancery Office within
two months after such Bond given or if sued Out, that the same is
Dissolved.
Provided always and be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid that
the Commissioners and Evidences for their Services and Attendance
shall have and be Entituled to the same Allowances as Justices and
Evidences in the County Courts are And that the same shall be Levied
in the same Manner as Officers fees are

Acts of
Oct. 1723,
ch. 9
p. 590

An Act for the Releif of George Robins of Talbot County Gent.

Whereas It appears to this Assembly on the Representation of the
said George Robins that a Certain Jobe Evans on the Eighteenth Day
of May Sixteen hundred ninety and nine by Deed of Bargain and
Sale for the sum of Seventy Pounds Sterling Conveyed unto Robert
Smith Esq^r deced and his heirs a Tract of Land Called the Wallnutt
Ridge Containing Six hundred acres more or less Scituate on the
Branches of Corsica Creek then in Kent but now in Queen Ann's
County and that the said Jobe Acknowledged the same Deed on the
Twelfth Day of July in the Year aforesaid before Thomas Tench
Esq^r then One of the Councell of State of this Province And Wheras
it further Appears that the said Lands are become the Right of the
said George Robins as heir at Law to his father Thomas Robins Avho
purchased those Lands from the heirs of the said Robert Smith and
that the Deed aforesaid from the aforesaid Jobe Evans unto the said
Robert Smith through his neglect and Omission was not acknowl-
edged and Recorded psuant to the Act of Assembly in that Case made