Acts. 349

Robert Proctor his heirs Executors and Administrators should upon
Request and at the Charges in the Law of the said Rachell Proctor
her heirs Executors and Administrators do all and every further Act
and Acts for the better Confirmaton of the same as by the same
deed Produced to this Present generall Assembly more fully appears
And forasmuch as some Persons Scruple the Avail of the said deed
for the giving his reall Estate in the Manner thereby Intended to the
said Rachell and for that the Levying of fines to remove the said
doubts and ascertain the Estate of the said Pet^r to the other Lands
whereof the said Proctor dyed rightfully and lawfully Seized the
said Petitioner therefore Prayed that for removing doubts concerning
her Estate in the said Lands the same deed might by an Act of this
Present generall Assembly be declared to be a compleat disposition
of all the said Proctors Lands whereof he dyed Seized unto her the
said Rachell
Which being thought highly just and reasonable and agreeable
to the true Intent of the said Proctor is therefore further Prayed to
be Enacted.
And be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid by and with the
advice and Consent aforesaid that the same last Recited Deed be
and is hereby made in all things Sufficient to Invest the said Rachell
her heirs and assignes with the same Estate in any Lands whereof
the said Robert Proctor dyed Seized as he the s^d Robert at the
time of his Death was Vested with any defect in the same deed or in
the Execution or Perfection thereof in any wise notwithstanding.
Provided always that nothing in this Act shall Extend nor be
Construed to Extend to the defeating or Prejudicing of any Sales
Purchases or any other dispositions of the Lands called Intack or
Proctors Chance or of any other the lands or Tenements therein
mentioned that have been at any time made before the making of this
Present Act but that all such Sales Purchases or dispositions shall
and may remain in the same State and Condition in all Respects as
if this Act had never Past.
Saving to his most Sacred Majesty his heirs and Successors and to
the right hon^rble the Lord Prop^ry and his heirs and Successors and to
all bodies Politick and Corporate and all others not mentioned in this
Act their Severall and Respective Rights.

Liber LL, 5
Acts

An Act for the Relief of Sundry Languishing Prisoners therein
mentioned.
Whereas John Medcalf and Susanna Mitchell of Prince Georges
County Ann Braham John Hurst Edward Norwood and Frances
Dorsey widow of Baltemore County, Edward Jones of Talbott
County Thomas Oldham and William Norton of Cecill County
Mathew Ashley and Thomas Shore of Ann Arrundall County John
Clements of Dorchester County, John Olliver of Kent County Wil-

Acts of 1724,
ch. 12
p. 17