600     Charles County Court Proceedings, 1674.

          Liber F ledges before by these presents bargained & Sould or hereby in-
          [p.24] tended to be bargained & Sould, Together with all the priviledges
               before mentioned to him the sd Edward Maddocke his heires &
               Assignes for ever, And the sd Henry Aspenall for himselfe his
               heires Execrs & Admrs doth Covenant & promise & graunt to &
               with the sd Edward Maddock his heires & Assignes, that hee the sd
               Henry Aspenall his heires Execrs & Admrs the sd Land, & all other the
               before bargained premises, & every part & parcell thereof, with their
               & every of their appurtenances to him the sd Edward Maddocke
               his heires & Assignes to the use above mentioned against him the
               said Henry Aspenall his heires Execrs & Admrs & against all other
               persons whatsoever Claimeing from by or under him, them or any of
               them, shall & will warrant & for ever hereafter defend by these
               presents, The Rents & services which shall hereafter become due
               for the same to the Lord or Lords of the Fee or Fees For & in
               respect of his or their Seigniory or Seigniories alwayes excepted
               & foreprized, And further the sd Henry Aspenall his heires & As-
               signes shall & will from time to time & at all times hereafter dure-
               ing the space of seaven yeares at the Reasonable request & at the
               proper Cost & Charge in Law of the sd Edward Maddocke his heires
               or Assignes, give make & deliver unto the sd Edward Maddocke
               his heires & Assignes any such further Assurance & Assurances as
               hee or they or his or their Counsell learned in the Law shall him
               thereunto require, It is allsoe Covenanted & agreed by & betweene
               the parties above mentioned, that if hee the sd Edward Maddocke
               shall not pay the twenty thousand pounds of tobaccoe according
               to his bills past for the same, or tht hee doe not deliver Conveyances
               for a parcell of three hundred Acres of Land Called Stone hill (if
               it be lawfully demanded) that then & from thenceforth it shall &
               may be lawfully unto & for the sd Henry Aspenall his heires & As-
               signes into the sd Messuage land or tenement with all other the
               premises & appurtenances Wholy to reenter & the same to have againe,
               retaine & repossesse as in his or their former Estate, This Indenture
               or any thing therein Contained to the Contrary notwithstanding, In
               wittnesse whereof the parties above named to these present In-
               dentures have interchangeably sett to their hands & seales the day &
               yeare first above written    signum
               Signed Sealed & DeliveredHenry X Aspenall
                 in presence of                   (locus) sigilli
                    Richard Edelen
                    Stephen Murty

         [p.25] Captne William Boareman of St Maries County acknowledgeth this
               ensueinge Conveyance in Court to William Hatton of the same
               County for a tract of Land lyeing on the East side of Piscattaway
               River, And allsoe Mary his wife
                 This Indenture made the fourth day of August in the three &