268 Charles County Court Proceedings, 1668—1670.

         Liber D Henry Moore & Elizabeth his wife Acknowledge this ensueing
               Conveyance qt one hundred & fifty Acres to Tho: Hussy
                This Indenture made the seventeenth day of May Anno Domini
               one thousand six hundred & seventy Betweene Henry More of Charls
         [p. 29]    County in the province of Maryland And Eliza: his Wife of the
               one party & Thomas Hussy of the said place of the other party Wit-
               nesseth tht the said Henry Moore & Elizabeth his Wife for & in Con-
               sideracon of six thousand Pounds of Tobacco to them in Hand paid
               by the said Thomas Hussy whereof and wherewth they acknowledge
               them selves fully satisfied Contented and paid Have aliened bar-
               gained & sold & by these prsents doe aliene bargaine & sell unto the
               said Thomas Hussy & his heirs for ever all tht parcell of Land or
          [p. 30]   Free hold Called Moores Rest lying in the Woods on the west side
               of the maine fresh of Wiccocomoko River in Charls County begin-
               fling att a Bounded Oake standing to the Land of George Gooderick &
               running East for breadth the Length of seaventy five perches to a
               bounded Oake standing in a Thickett in an Indian feild bounding
               on the East by a line drawen North from the sd Oake for the
               Length of three Hundred & twenty perches to a bounded Oake on
         [p. 31]    the north By a Line drawne West from the end of the said north
               Line seaventy five perches to a bounded Oake standing neare the sd
               Goodericks Land on the west with the said Goodericks Land on
               the south wth the sd East Line Containeing & now Laid out for one
               hundred & fifty Acres according to patten for the sd land to the sd
               Henry Moore by the Right Honbl the Lord Proprietary granted as
         [p.32]     relation being thereto had may more att large Appeare flow in the
               Possession of the said Thomas Hussy being Delivered by the said
               Henry Moore with Turfe and Twigg Together with all Houses
               Edifices Buildings Tobacco houses Gardens Orchards Profitts Com-
               modities Easements and Heridataments whatsoever to the sd Parcell
               of Land or Freehold belonging or any waies appertaineing or with
               the same or any part thereof now late or heretofore had used or
         [p. 33]    occupied And revertion or reversions of all & singular the premises
               & all & singular Charters Evidences & writings touching the same To
               have & to hold the said parcell of land wth all the rights members &
               Appurtenances thereto belonging unto the said Thomas Hussy & his
               heirs for ever & the said Henry Moore & Elizabeth his Wife in theIr
               owne right & to their owne use now stand & are lawfully seized of a
               Good perfect and an Absolute estate in law in fee simple of and in
           [p. 34]  the said freehold and other the premises & have Good lawfull right
           and Authority to bargaine sell and Assure the same to the said
           Thomas Hussy and his heirs for ever According to the true Intent
           and meaneing of these presents & tht the sd Freehold & all other the
           premises now are and for ever hereafter shall be & Continue cleare
           and free discharged & Acquitted' or otherwise att all times saved &
           kept harmless by the said Henry and Elizabeth and their heirs Execu-
           [p. tors and Administrators of & from All and singular other bargaines