286        Provincial Court Proceedings, 1668.

       Liber FF   or Capons yearely and one barrill of Corne for herriott and upon none
              payment of the said rent yearely: it shall and may be lawfull to and
              for the said William Calvert his heires executors admrs or assignes to
              distraine upon the premisses and for want of siffitient distresse there
              to be found to reenter and the same to hold and injoy as his or there
              former Estate And the said William Calvert doth hereby binde him-
              self e his heires executors admrs and assignes to warrant and defend
              the premisses with appurtenncs unto the said Thomas & Henry potter
              there heires executors admrs or assignes from all just Claimes what-
              soever provided that the said Thomas and Henry potter theire
              heires executors admrs or assignes doe answer to all Courts that
              shall or may be held in the mannor of St Gabryells aforesaid In
              Wittnesse whereof the said parties have to theis Indentures Inter-
              changably put there hands and seales the day and yeare first abouc
              Written                 William Calvert     (sealed)
              Signed Sealed and Delivered
                in the presents of us
                           the marke of
                          James IL Lewis
                     the marke of
                          Thomas A Doxey

                Bee it Knowne unto all men by these prseflts that Whereas I
              Walter Dunch of London mariner haveing bought of John Home of
              London a parcell of Land Situate lying and being upon the south side
              of Choptanck River in the province of Maryland the said Land being
              Knowne by the name of Horne as by the patent for the said Land
              beareing date the 17th of January Anno 1659 and remaineing upon
              record of the said province may appeare as also by Deed of Sale from
              the said Horne and Elizabeth his wife unto me the said Walter Dunch
              dated the 13th of June Anno 1664 And acknowledged before the
              Honble the Lord proprietary at London which said Land by me the
              said Walter Dunch soe purchased as aforesaid I doe by these presents
              as aforesaid for and in Consideracon of three bills of exchange by
              me Received of Richard prestone of putuxent in Maryland planter
              All of one tenor and date for the payment of one hundred and forty
              pounds Sterling have granted Aliened bargained sold assigned and
              sett Over unto the said Richard preston the fore mentioned patent
              and Deed, of Sale with the land and premisses therein Granted and
              sold as aforesaid and alsoe all the Estate right title Intrest benefitt
              profitt property Claime and Demand whatsoever which I the said
              Walter Dunch might should or ought to have of in or to the said
              land or other the premisses or of in and to the said land or any part
              or parcell thereof by power vertue or meanes of the said patent or
              deed of sale or otherwise howsoever To have hold and enjoy the
              said Land and all and singuler other the premisses in and by these