Provincial Court Proceedings, 1665. 465
         Proclamacon By the Leiutennt Generall of Maryland  Liber F F
                                                 [p.48]

      Whereas att the last Prouinall Court holden at St Marys for this
     Prouince on the first day of March last past the next Prouinall Court
     was then appointed to be held on the second twesday in June fol
     lowing being the 13th day thereof Which said Court to be held on
     the Thireteenth day of June was since Adjourned till the first Twes
     day in August being the first day thereof by reason of the then vrgent
     Occasions of the Prouince
      Now forasmuch as the holding of that Court appointed on the
     first day of August will likewise prone uery inconuenient by reason
     of the long attendance then to be giuen by a Considerable number
     of prsons as Jurors, wittnesses and others, which may be a great
     hinderance to the forwarding theire Cropps, and the ill accomoda
     eons that will then happen att the Ordinary for the entertainmt of
     prsons to the Court howse resorting besides the dayly incursions of
     the Indian Enemy into this prouince
      These are therefore to giue notice to all ptsons whome it may Con
     cerne that I haue adjourned the said Court to be held on the first
     day of August as aforesaid untill the second Twesday in Octobr
     next being the tenth day thereof, and all writts and other process
     issued for those Courts intended to be houlden on the 13th day of
     June and on the first day of August shall be returnable on the tenth
     day of Octobr next as aforesaid, Giuen undr my hand this 18th day
     of July 1665—                   Charles Caluert

      Comand Henry Banister of St Georges Planter that justly &c he
     keepe Patrick fforrest of St Georges aforesaid the Couenant &c
     of one hundred acres of land parcell of the mannor of Westbury in
     St Marys County wth the appurtenances &c.
                                     Philip Caluert
      And the Agreemt is such that whereas Thomas Stone hath bar
     gained and sold unto the said Henry Banister Two hundred acres
     of land parcell of the mannor of Westbury Lying aboue the path [p.49]
     that leades from Capt Price his plantacon to Robt Jones his planta
     con in St Marys County the said Henry Banister hath acknowledged
     the moyety of the said two hundred acres the Aptnces to be the
     Right of the said Patrick fforrest as those which the said Patrick
     fforrest hath of the Guift of the sd Henry Banister, and the same he
     hath remised & Quitt Claimed from him his heires ExecutotS Adrs
     and Assignes to the aforesaid Patrick fforrest his Executors Admrs
     and Assigns for and during the tearme or time of ninety nine yeares
     from the 31th May 1664 to be Compleate & ended And further the
     said Henry Banister hath Granted for him his Executors Admrs and
     Assignes that he will warrt to the aforesaid Patrick fforrest his
     Executors Administratrs and Assignes the aforesaid One hundred








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