Chancery Court Proceedings, 1678.  509

    noe others you privately Examine, and after publications of the Liber P C
    depositions before you taken to the said Interrogatoryes and hearing
    the partyes of both sides you doe therein what to Justice shall
    appertaine and from your sentence and decree therein we will that
    there shall be noe appeale, But that your Sentence and decree therein
    shall be finall, w.ch we hereby Comand you to publish by the tenth
    day of November now next ensueing & we doe hereby authorize and
    appoynt Charles Boteler Gentl to be register of the s.d Court who is
    hereby Comanded, your proceedings herein to transmitt, unto our
    Deare Cozin William Calvert Esq.r principall secretary of our said
    Province of Maryland that the same may be by him enroled and
    Recorded in our Court of Chancery Records, And that you Ad-
    minister the oath of Register of the said Court to the said Charles
    Boteler and that you Comand the said Garrat Vansweringen to be
    then and there, to hear the same. Wittnesse our selfe at the Cittye
    of S.t Maryes the two and twentyeth day of October in the third
    year of our Dominion &c Annocp Domini 1678
                                    Thomas Notley


         At a Court of delegates begun and holden at the Citty of
       S.t Maryes the three and twentyeth day of October in the
       third year of the Dominion of the Right Hon.ble Charles
       & :c Annocp Dthi 1678

      By his Lordpps Justices thereunto Authorized and appoynted
    Vizt Baker Brooke Esq.r Thomas Taylor Esq.r Henry Coursey Esq.r
    Benjamin Rozer Esq.r Then was the foregoeing Comission read and
    Charles Boteler sworn Register of the same Court in these words
    following Vizt I Charles Boteler doe Swear that I will serve the
    Right Hon.ble the L.d Proprietary in the office of a Register of this
    Court of Delegates true Record will I keep of all such matters as
    Shall be comitted to my Charge to record and true Coppies will I
    give to this Court or to there order, when I Shall be thereto
    required Soc help me god

      Memorandom this day came the Right Hon.ble Philip Calvert
    Judge in the Testamentary Causes and did deliver to this Court
    severall papers relating to the pretended last Will and Testament
    of John Decry deceased w.ch the Court redelivered unto him, and
    orderd that the s.d Judge should againe Transmitt the same papers
    and all other papers and Records any wayes relating to the said last p.
    Will and Testam.t unto this Court under the scale of the office of
    Administrations uppon the twenty sixth day of this instant October
    by nine of the Clocke in the forenoone