532 Charles County Court Proceedings, 1671—1674.

          Liber E    hundred Sixtie six pches to a bounded Oake thence South and by west
                One hundred & twenty pches to the North east bound tree of the lande
                of Philip Lande, thence untill it comes to the first bound tree, con-
                teyninge & layde out for two hundred acres more or lesse & the saide
          [p. 157]   Lynes is to have his Eighty acres at one Ende of the saide two
                hundred acres of Land aforemenconed, as by agreement between
                the sd Lynes & Breames aforesd together with all Rights & benefitts
                unto the sd Eighty acres of Land belonginge And also all pattents
                Deedes wrytings Evidences touchinge & concerninge the same To
                have & to hold the sd pcell of Land And all & singular the before
                graunted premisses unto him the said Philip Lynes his heires &
                ass forever To the only pper use & behoofe of him the said Philip
                Lynes his heires & ass forever And I the sd Breames for my selfe
                my heires executrs & admts the sd pcell of Land aforesd & all othr
                the bargained prmisses unto him the sd Philip Lynes his heires & ass
                agst all psons wtsoev shall & will warrant & defend by theis pntes
                the Rentes & Services hereafter to become due to the Lord Pro-
                prietary of the Same alwaies excepted & foreprized And furthr
                that the sd Breames & his heires executrs & admrs shall & will from
                tyme to tyme & at all tymes hereafter dureinge the space of Seaven
                yeares at the reasonable request & at the pper charge & Costs of
                him the sd Philip Lynes in the Law his heires & ass make doe
                execute & Suffer & cause to be made done executed & Suffered all &
                evy such furthr Act & Acts thinge & thinges device & devices assur-
                ance or assurances whatsoev requisite in the premisses for the better
                assureinge & sure makinge of the sd bargained premisses unto him
                the sd Philip his heires & ass for ever be it by enrolment of theis
                pntes fine Feofmt or otherwise or by any othr such lawfull waies &
                meanes as by him the said Philip Lynes his heires or ass or other-
                waies or his or their Councell Learned in the Law shall be reasonably
                devised advized or required In witnes whereof I have hereunto Sett
                my hand & seale the [blank] day of March 1673
                Signed Sealed & deliVd    Signum
                  in the pnce of us Christopher    Breames (locus
                     George Langham Gerard Browne      sigilt)

                 Luke Greene acknowledged the ensueinge Conveyance unto Ed-
                ward Maddock for two hundred acres of Land called Greenes Pur-
                chase in open Court Vizt.
                 This Indenture made the Eleaventh day of November In the
                yeare of our Lord One thousand six hundred Seaventy & three
                Betwixt Luke Greene of Charles County in the Province of Mary-
                land Planter of the one pte And Edward Maddock of the same
                County Apothecary of the other pte witnesseth that the sd Luke
                Greene as well for & in consideracon of the sume of three thousand
                five hundred pounds of tobacco & Cask to him in hande paide by the
                sd Edward Maddock the receipt whereof the sd Luke Greene doth