Charles County Court Proceedings, 1671—1674.     381

     Taylor as well for and in consideracon of one gray mare and Colt Liber E
     with one thousand poundes of tobacco in caske to him in hand payd
     by the Said Ralph Shaw the receipt whereof the said George Taylor
     doth hereby acknowledge and whereof and of every part and parcell
     thereof doth acquit and discharge the Said Ralph Shaw his heyres
     Executors and Administrators and every of them by these prsents,
     hath given granted bargained aliend and Sold and by these prsents
     doth give bargaine alien and Sell unto him the said Ralph Shaw
     and his heyres forever all that parcell of land lyeing in the woodes
     on the east Side of Porttobacco Fresh called the new Exchange,
     begining at a marked oake Standing in a valley being one of the
     bound trees of Thomas Hussyes west and by North lyne, from
     thence with a lyne South and by west for one hundred pches to a
     marked oake from thence with a lyne runing east and by South for
     two hundred and fifety pches to a marked oake Standing on the
     playne from thence with a lyne runing North and by east untill it
     intersects the west and by North lyne of Thomas Husseyes land
     and Soe along the said lyne west and by North to the first bound
     tree containeing and now laid out for one hundred and fifety acres
     more or less Now in the Tenu or occupacon of the Said Taylor or
     his Assignes together all the houses buildings thereon errected
     Together wth all the rights thereunto belonging and allso all Pattents
     deedes evidences and writeings touching or concerning the Same To
     Have and to Hold the said parcell of land and all and Singular the
     bargained prmisses unto him the said Ralph Shaw his heyres or
     Assignes forever, and the said George Taylor for himself e his heyres
     Executors Administrators doe covenant and grant to and wth the said
     Shaw that he the said Taylor the said parcell of land and all other
     the afore bargained prmisses unto him the said Shaw Shall and
     will warrt and forever defend agt all pson or psons wtsoever, the
     Rents and Services that Shall hereafter becom due to the Lord Pro-
     pryetary of this Province or his heyres or Assignes for the Same
     allwayes excepted and foreprized and further tht the said George
     Taylor his heyres or Assignes Shall and will from tyme to tyme and
     at all tymes hereafter dureing the Space of Seven yeares at the
     reasonable request and at the propp charge of the said Shaw in the
     law make doe execute and Suffer and cause to be made done executed
     or Suifred to be made done all and every Such farther and other act
     or acts assureance or assureances, requesite in the prmisses for the
     better assureing and Sure makeing of the afore bargained prmisses
     unto him the said Ralph Shaw his heyres or Assignes forever be it by
     enro!lmt of these prsents fyne Feofemt or otherwise or by any Such
     way or meanes, as by him the said Ralph Shaw his heyres or As-
     signes or his or theyre Councell learned in the law Shall be reasonably