Charles County Court Proceedings, 1671—1674.     521

    othr Act or Acts thinge or thinges device or devices, assurance or Liber E
    assurances whatsoever requisite in the prmisses, for the better as-
    sureinge & more sure makeinge of the sd bargained premisses unto
    him the sd John Cassock his heires & ass for eyer be it by enrole-
    ment of theis pntes fine feofment or otherwise, or by any such
    lawfull wayes & meanes, as by him the said John Cassock his
    heires or ass or his or their Councell Learned in the Law, shall be
    reasonably devised advised or required, In witnes whereof the pties [p. 148]
    abovenamed have Interchangeably to theise Indentures Sett to their
    handes & Seales the day & yeare above wrighten.
    Signed Sealed and delivd     his
      in the pnce of         Robert X Cassleton (loc
        Edward Abbott:           John Dunstane   marke     sigit)

    Memorandm that full & peaceable possession & Seizin of the land
    & tenements within menconed with th'appurtenances was given &

    delivd by within named Robert Cassleton to within named John
    Cassock accordinge to forme & effect of the within written deed this
    twelveth day of January Anno Domi in the pnce of us whose names
    are undrwritten 1673         John Dunstane
    This was endorsed on the back    the mke of
    of the above conveyance.Mathew X Harman
    The above menconed Conveyance of two hundred acres of land &c
    with the endorsemt thereon was acknowledged in open Court by
    Robert Cossleton & Mary his wife unto John Cassock the first day of
    this Court before the Comrs then Sittinge.

      John Hill acknowledgeth the ensueinge Tract of Land conteyninge
    One hundred & fiftie acres unto Philip Lynes in open Court Vizt.
      This Indenture made this ninth day of January In the yeare of
    our Lord One thousand six hundred Seaventy & three Betweene John
    Hill of Charles County in the Province of Maryland Planter of the
    one parte & Philip Lynes of the County aforesaid Inhoulder of the
    other parte Witnesseth that the said John Hill for & in consideracon
    of two thousand six hundred pounds of tobacco & one Dunn horse to
    him in hand at or before the sealeinge & delivy of theis pntes by
    the sd Philip Lynes well & truly paide the receipt whereof the sd
    John Hill doth hereby acknowledge, & himselfe therewith fully
    satisfied & paide and thereof & of every parte & pcell thereof doth
    clearely acquitt exonerate & discharge the said Lynes his heires
    executrs & admrs by theis pntes, Hath given granted bargained
    & Solde enfeoffed & confirmed & by theis pntes doth give grante
    alien bargain sell enfeoff & confirme unto Philip Lynes his heires &
    ass forever a certaine pcell of Land (called Wheelers Palme) lye-
    inge on the North side of Piscatoway River neare to the lande
    formerly layde out to Robert Hueson of the Province Planter, begin-
    inge at a marked Oake by the River side boundinge on the South