4         Provincial Court Proceedings, 1663.

             Liber B B  or accepted, reputed or taken as part or parcell thereof, And other
                    things in the sd Indenture more particularly mentioned, And allsoe
                    those Two hundd Acres of Land now in the possession of the sd
                    Thomas Cornewalleys or his Assignes, lying & being on the north
                    side of the Creeke called St Inigos Creeke in Maryland aforesd ouer
                    against part of the sd mannor called Cornewalleys Crosse aforesd,
                    wth all easments Comodities & appurtenances whatsoeur to the sd~
                    Two hund Acres of Land belonging or apperteyning, And the Re
                 uertion & Reuertions, remainder & remainders, Rents issues & profitts
                    of the sd Mannors Lands & premises (Except as therm is excepted)
                    And hath allsoe by the same Indenture sold seuerall seruants goods
                    Chattles, Cattle & other things the perticulars whereof are men
                    ëoned in a scedule indented thereto annexed, As by the sd Indenture
                    of Bargaine & Sale amongst Diuers & sundry Couenants agreemts
                    matters & things therein conteyned (whereunto for more certainty
                    relacon being had) much more fully & plainly doth & may appeare.
                    Now this Indenture Wittnesseth That it is hereby declared, prouided
                    condiconed & fully agreed uppon by & betweene All the sd parties to
                    these prsents for themselues, their heyres Executors & assignes That
                    if the sd John Nuttall his heyres Executors & Assignes & euery of them
                    doe fayle & not pay unto the sd Thomas Cornewalleys his heyres
                    Executors adthistrators or assignes the sume of Twelue hundred
                    pownds of lawfull money of England att or in the now dwelling
                    howse of Thomas Tolson merchant att the White horse scytuate in
                    Cateaton streete in London in manner & forme following, That is
                    to say Three hund' pownds thereof on or before the last day of
                    August, wch shall bee in the yeare of our Lord God one thowsand
                    six hundred sixty & Two, Three hundred pownds more thereof uppon
                    or before the last day of August, wch shall bee in the yeare of our
                    Lord God One Thowsand six hundred sixty and Three, Three hun
                    dred pownds more thereof, uppon or before the last day of August
                    wch shall bee in the yeare of our Lord God One Thowsand six hun
                    dred sixty & ffowre, And the other Three hundred pownds residue
                    of the sayd sume of Twelue hundred pownds uppon the last day of
                    August then next ensuing, wch shall bee in the yeare of our Lord God
                    One Thowsand six hundred sixty & ffiue without fraude or delay in
                    part, or in all, in any payment or payments contrary to the forme
                    aforesd, That then from & after any such failer of payment made
                    as aforesayd The sayd Recyted Indenture of Bargaine & Sale And
                    all Couenants Agreements matters & things therein Conteyned And
                    all & Euery the Estate & Estates Bargaines Sales & Assignmts of
                    the sd mannors messuages Lands Seruants Goods Chattles and all
                    other the premises thereby conueyed or intended to bee assured to the
                    sayd John Nutthall his heyres Executors Adthistrators or Assignes
                    shall cease, determine and bee uoyd and of none effect to all intents
                    & purposes, as if the same had neuer been made, Any thing therein