110 Charles County Court Proceedings, 1666—1668.

Liber C    of the Act as it is our opinion he ought to have done, and we con-
              ceave that it is at the Defendts Election to give the Plaintife Corne,
              and Cloathes, or tenne pounds Sterling wch he pleaseth

                The Defendt hereupon Craves an Appeale to the Provinciall Court
              which is graunted
                Ordered Therefore That the Plaintife be free unlesse the Deft
              Prosecute the appeale and that the Defendt satisfie and pay unto him
              either 10 lb Sterling or Come, and Cloathes as in the act is provided
              wch he pleaseth wth Costs

                Knowe all men by these presents That we James Lyndsey and
              James Macoy have received of mr Stephen Montague Adminr of the
              Estate of Captaine Robert Troop latelie decd a Pattent for the
              quantitie of five hundred Acres of Land lyeing upon the Anacostin
              called Scotland yard which the said Captain Troop bequeathed unto
              us the said James Lyndsey and James Macoy aforesaid, and to our
              heires for ever from wch Legacie we doe hereby acquitt and dis-
              charge the said Stephen Montague for ever In witnes whereof we
              have hereunto Set our hands and Seales this 13th Day of Novem
           ber 1667.                        James Lyndsey
              Test Richard Boughton             his
                  Thomas Allanson           James  Macoy
                                                marke

                Thomas Elsey entereth the marke of his hogges and Cattle vizt
              overkeeld, and underkeeld in the Right eare and a Crop and two
              Slitts in the Left eare.
  [p. 248] John Dent entereth the marke of his Hogges and Cattle vizt
              overhalvd in the Right eare, and Cropt on the Left
                Francis Glyn Entereth the Marke of his Hogges and Cattle vizt
              The Right eare Cropt overkeeld and underkeeld and the Left eare
              Swallowe forked.
                John Bond, and Edmund Lyndsey enter the marke of their Hogges
              and Cattle vizt Cropt on the Right, underkeeld and a hole in the Left.

                Whereas Mr James Lyndsey presented an Account of one Thou-
              sand two hundred and fourtie pounds of tobaccoe due unto him
              from Richard Randall latelie deceased for Physick tht in his life
              time he had of him, and the Administrators of the Said Randall
              vizt mr Stephen Montague and Mr Joseph Harrison acknowledged
              a Judgment to Mr Lyndsey for the same It is Ordered That the
              said Montague and Harrison Satisfie and pay unto the said Mr
              Lyndsey the aforesaid Sume.

                Thomas Henshall Sworne Saith That he Saw Arthur Turner
              latelie decd Signe a Bill produced in Court passed by the said Turner
              in his Life time to Mr Benjamin Rozer