Chancery Court Proceedings, 167 1-72.    71

    Rents issues & profitts have Received which we Conceive may be Liber CD
    worth the value of Tenn Shillings by the year, In Wittness whereof
    as well the Jurors above named as we the aforesaid Henry Adams &
    Tho.s Mathews to these Indentures have Sett their hands and Seals
    this first day of ffebruary in the 40.th year of the Dominion of
    Caecilius & over this province Annoq Domini 167½
                             Henry Adams (sealed)
                             Thomas Mathews (sealed)
    Robert Henly. . . . (sealed)    John iferson (sealed)
       his mark            his mark
    John Douglass (sealed)         Will.m H Hinsey    (sealed)
    John Worland  (sealed)             his mark
    Will.tm Marshall . . (sealed) Hugh Thomas .. . (sealed)
       his mark              his mark
    Rich.d Dod      (sealed) Peter        Carr   (sealed)
       his mark              his mark
    Thomas   Gibson . . (sealed) John Havey (sealed)
                         Rich:   Smoote . . . . (sealed)
        his mark             his mark


      On the Back side of a writ ad quod Damnum was thus written
    viz.t
      The Execution of this writt is by a Certain Inquisition hereunto
    annexed
                                 Tho:  Taylor Sheriff

      An Inquisition Indented and taken in the County of Dorchester
    the Seventh day of march in the fortieth year of the Dominion of
    Caecilius before me Thomas Taylor Sheriff by twelve honest &
    Lawfull men of the County, Arthur Wright foreman, W.m Dorring-
    ton Henry Barker, W.m Worgin, Anthony Dawson, W.m Brice,
    W.m Willoby, Edw :d Cooke, Henry Turner, Nicholas Mace, Morris
    Mathews W.m marchant Say upon their Oath that Francis Tarsell, p.62
    Thomas ffisher & John Kirke are the possessors of a parcell of, (fol. 79)
    being part of a parcell of Land Called Rickenstone Containing 200
    acres Lying within the Bounds of a Tract of Land that by an Act
    of Assembly made at S :t maries by an assembly held and begun the
    thirteenth day of Aprill 1669, was given to the Indians, and the
    Said parcell of Land being taken from the aforesaid possessors by
    the aforesaid Act, are damnified by the afores.d Land Cleared,
    Ground and fenceing the Sum of Eight Thousand pounds of Tobacco
      Item by four forty foot Tobacco houses the Suth of Six thousand
    four hundred pounds of Tobacco
      Item by one five and twenty foot dwelling house with a Shed and
    an Outside Chimney the Sum of one thousand two hundred pounds
    of Tobacco