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       To haue and to hold the said Two hundred acres of land the Liber B B
     appurtenances from them the said Francis Armstrong and Frances [p. 351]
     his wife and theire heires to the said Thomas Mannyng and John
     Ingram and theire heires for euer more, And alsoe the said Arm
     strong Couenanteth to deliuer to the said Mannyng a pattent for the
     said Two hundred acres of land at or before the tenth of Nouember
     next after the date hereof and further the said Armstrong Coue
     nanteth Granteth and allsoe warranteth that he hath Iawfull power
     & authority to Bargaine and sell the premises to the Mannyng &
     Ingram and theire heires as afore is said, ffreed and acquitted and at
     all tymes hereafter discharged by the said Armstrong of and from
     all manner of former and other Bargaines grants sales Trusts for
     feitures Joyntures dowers surrenders Iudgmts execucons and of and
     from all other titles troubles and incumbrances whatsoeuer and att
     all times hereafter at request had and made by the said Mannyng
     and Ingram to the said Armstrong he shall giue more assurance or
     assurances as by the Councell learned in the law shall be aduised de
     uised or required for the more absolute and perfect surety and sure
     makeing of all and singuler the said two hundred acres of land and
     euery part and parcell thereof unto the said Mannyng and Ingram
     and theire heires for euer, In Consideracon of ffoure Thowsand
     pounds of tobacco and Caske in hand paid by the said Mannyng to
     the Armstrong as by bill bearing date wth the date hereof more
     att large appeare. In wittnes hereof the saide Francis and Frances
     Armstrong haue sett to theire Hands and Seales the day and yeare
     aboue written                 marke Sealed
       Signed sealed & deliuered   Francis Armstrong
       In the ptsence of    marke Sealed
          Francis Waste         Frances Armstrong
               marke
          Thomas   Baxter

       Know all men by theise prsents that I Francis Armstrong of the
     Clifts in Caluert County in the Prouince of Maryland Planter Doe
     acknowledge my self e to he endebted to Thomas Mannyng and John
     Ingram of the Prouince of Maryland Planters theire heires Execu
     tors Administrators and assignes the full and Just sume of ffiue
     thowsand pounds of tobacco and Caske to he paid at or before the
     10th of December next comming and for the true and sure paymt
     thereof I doe binde my selfe my heires Executors and Administra
     tors firmely by these prsents, In wittnes whereof I haue sett my hand [p. 352]
     and seale this tenth of June in the yeare of Our Lord God One thow
     sand Six hundred Sixty ffowre—
       The Condicon of this Obligacon is, that if the wthin named Thomas
     Mannyng and John Ingram may well & peaceably haue hold enjoye
     and possesse from the date of these prsents to them and theire heires