Charles County Court Proceedings, 1671—1674. 555

     in one othr pcell of Land called (Partnership) lyeinge in the woods LiberE
     on the East side of Portobacco fresh about fower miles from the sd
     fresh, begininge at a mkt red oak standinge neare a pcell of Land
     of one hundred acres formerly belonginge to one Henery Moore
     (the same land first above menconed) from thence runninge North-
     west & by North for one hundred and fifty pches to a markt white
     Oake, from thence runninge Northeast & by East for length three
     hundred & twenty pches to a bounded redd Oake standinge on the
     topp of a Hill by a branch Side, from thence running Southeast &
     by South one hundred & fifty pches to a mkt Hickory, from thence
     runninge Southwest & by west three hundred & twenty pches to the
     first bound tree, beinge now laide out for three hundred acres more
     or lesse As by a Pattent under the greate Seale at armes of Caecilius
     Absolute Lord & Proprtary aforesd & the sevall hands of Philip Calvert
     & William Calvert Esqrs Dated the first day of Septemb Anno Domi
     MDCLxx may also more at large appeare, It is now (to the ende a
     perpetuall Partition & Division shall be had & made betweene the
     sd Francis Heydon & John Alward of & in the said two pcells of Land
     abovemenconed called Moores Hope & Partnership with all thr Rights
     pffitts benefitts & appurtenances As they are menconed to be granted
     by the sd Henery Moore in the abovemenconed Indenture of Bargain
     & Sale And by the Lord Proprtary by the abovemenconed Pattent
     beinge both Scituate in Charles County in the Province of Mary-
     land aforesd) Covenanted concluded & agreed by & betweene the
     pties to theise pntes, in manner & forme followinge And first the
     sd Francis Heydon for himselfe his heires executrs & admrs doth
     hereby Covenant conclude & agree to & with the sd John Alward his
     heires executrs & admrs & ass, That he the sd John Alward his heires
     & ass shall from henceforth have hold & peaceably enjoy in sevalty
     to him & his heires forever To his & their owne pper use & behoofe,
     All the abovemencond pce!l of Land called Moores hope as 'tis
     granted by the sd Henery Moore in the above recited Indenture of
     bargain & Sale And also a!! that pte or pcell of Land (beinge pte of
     the abovemenconed three hundred acres granted by Pattent) be-
     gininge at the first bound tree beinge a Redd Oake & Soe runinge
     Northwest & by North for breadth Eighty pches to a bounded Pick-
     ickory from thence runninge Northeast & by East for length two
     hundred pches unto a bounded Beech standinge in a branch, from
     thence runinge Southeast & by South Eighty pches to a bounded
     Persimon by the side of a Runn, from thence runninge South west &
     by West to the first bounded Oake layde out for one hundred acres,
     As the wholl was granted by the abovemencond Pattent with their &
     evy of their Rights members & appurtenances And that neither he
     the sd Francis Heydon nor his heires shall from henceforth clayme
     or demand any right title use or possion in or to the Same or any
     pte thereof, But that the sd Francis Heydon & his heires or ass shall
     at all tyme & tymes hereafter from all Actions Right tyt!e & demand