56 Charles County Court Proceedings, 1666—1668.
         Liber C     This Indenture made the eigth day of Januarie in the yeare of
         our Lord 1666 Between Richard True of Charles Countie in the
         Province of Maryland of the one part and John Lambert of the same
         Countie and. Province of the other parte Witnesseth That the said
         Richard True as well for and in consideracon of the quantitie of
         one hundred acres of land, and the lease of one hundred and fiftie
         to him by the said Lambert made over and Confirmed before the
         ensealing hereof, the Receipt whereof the said Richard True doth
         hereby acknowledge, and himselfe therewth to be fully satisfied
         contented, and paid and thereof and therefrom and from everie
         [p. 115]  part and parcell thereof doth acquitt, and discharge the said John
         Lambert his heires, Executors, & Administrators by these presents,
         as allsoe for diverse other good Causes and Consideracons him
         thereunto moving hath bargained Sould, Aliened, enfeoffed As
         signed., and set over and by these presents doth fullie, Clearelie, and
         absolutelie Bargaine, sell, alien, enfeoffe assigne, and set over unto
         the said John Lambert, his heires, and assignes, for ever all tht
         parcell, and tract of Land scituate, lyeing, and being on the east
         side of the eastermost branch of Nangemy Creeke beginning at a
         Marked oake standing by the Creeke side, and running up the fresh
         runne of the said Creeke, to another Marked oake Standing by the
         Runne side from thence running East Northeast into the woods
         untill it come to a line drawne North-Northwest from a Marked
         Poplar wth stands east Northeast from the first Marked oake by the
         Creeke side, from thence to the said Poplar and from the Poplar to
         the aforesd first Marked oake conteining by estimacon the halfe of
         [p. 116]  three hundred acres (wch the said True bought of Mr William
         Boarman) or one hundred, and fiftie acres be the same more, or lesse
         wth all and singular the buildings, orchards, gardens Pastures, feed
         ings, woods, underwoods, proffits, Comodities, and appurtenances,
         unto the said premises, or anie part or parcell thereof belonging, or
         in anie wise appertaining, and allsoe all the Right, estate, title,
         interest, use propertie, possession, reversion claime, and demand
         of him the said True of, and in the same together all deeds,
         writings, evidences, Manuscripts, or papers touching or concerning
         the same, or anie part or parcell thereof To have, and to hold the
         aforesd parcell of Land, and all and singular other the premises
         before graunted bargained, and Sould wth their, and everie of their
         Righth, Members, and appurtenances what3ocvcr unto thc said
         John Lambert his heires, and assignes for ever And the said Richard
         True doth for himselfe, his heires, Executors, and Administrators
         [p. 117]  Covenant, promise, and graunt to and said John Lambert his
         heires, Executors, Administrators, & assignes That he the said
         Richard True is Lawfully and Rightfullie possessed of a just and
         due title, and Claime in lawe of and in the before bargained prem
         ises, and hath full and absolute power to Bargaine, sell, and assure