424      Provincial Court Proceedings, 1664-65.

               Liber B B  to answere what shall be Objected agst him on the behalf e of the
                      Lord Proprietary.
                       Warrt to sherriffe of St Marys County to arrest &c, Ret. 131h June
                      next Prouinciall Court

                       Cecilius Absolute Lord & Proprietary of the prouinces of Mary
                      land and Aualon Lord Baron of Baltemore &c, To Nicholas Young
                      Capt Nicholas Gwyther William Turberuell and [blank] gent.
                      Greeting whereas Our writt of Couenant dependeth in Our Prouin
                      ciall Court Betweene Capt John Tully and William Caluert Esq and
                      Elizabeth his wife of Two hundred and fifty acres of land In Talbott
                      County Called Bowlingsley and for a fine to be thereof Leauyed be
                      tweene them before Our Gouernor and Councell in the said Court
                      according to the law and Custom of this prouince, and the said
                      Elizabeth wife to the said William Caluert as wee are informed is
                      so weake and not able wthout great danger of her Body trauaile to
                       Marys by the day Contained in the said writt to make the acknowl
                      edgmts which are fltt to be made in that behalfe Wee tendring the
                      Estate of the said Elizabeth in this behalf e hath giuen yow or any two
                      of yow power to take the acknowledgmtts which the said William And
                      Elizabeth will make before yow or any two of yow of the prmisses
                      and therefore Wee Comand yow that goeing in prson to the said
                      William and Elizabeth yow take theire said acknowledgmts and when
                      yow shall haue taken them yow Certifye the same distinctly and
                      plainely to the said Gouernor and Councell undr yor handes and seales
                      or any two of yoW, that then the said ffine betweene the said partyes
                      of the prmisses may be Leauyed Before the saide Gouernoure and
                 [p. 518] Councell in the said Court according to the law and Custome of this
                      Prouince sending to the said Court this writt Wittnes Our deare
                      Sonne and heire Charles Caluert Esq Our Leiutennt of Our said
             Prouince this 28th of ffebruary 1664—   Charles Caluert

                       Comand William Caluert Esq and Elizabeth his wife that Justly
                      &c they keepe wth Capt John Tully the Couent &c of two hundred and
                      fifty acres of land Called Bowlingsley lying and being in Talbott
                      County

                       And the Agreemt is such that the said William Caluert and Eliza
                      beth his wife haue acknowledged the aforesaid Two hundred and
                      fifty acres of land wth the aptnances to be the Rigt of the said John
                      Tully as those which the said John Tully hath of the Guift of the
                      said William and Elizabeth his wife and the same they haue remised
                      and quitt Claimed from them and theire heires to the aforesaid John
                      and his heires for Euer, and further the said William & Elizabeth
                      haue granted for them and theire heires that they will warrant to the
                      aforesaid John and his heires the aforesaid Two hundred and fifty
                      acres it's aptnances agst them the said William and Elizabeth and