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     and appurtenances and have receave, and take the rents issues, and Liber C
     proffits thereof to his, and their owne proper uses, and behoofes
     without anie manner of Lett trouble, eviction, or interruption of
     him the said Thomas Hussey his heires, Executors, Administrators,
     and assignes or anie of them or of or by anie other person, or
     persons whatsoever by from or under anie of them (The Rents, and
     Services which from henceforth from time to time for, and in respect
     of the before mentioned premises hereby sould shall growe due,
     and payable to the Cheife Lord, or Lords of the Fee, or Fees thereof
     for and in respect of his or their Seigniory, or Seignioryes only
     excepted, or foreprized; And the said Thomas Hussey doth further
     Covenant and promise to and with the said William Boyden his
     heires and assignes, That the said Thomas Hussey his heires, Execu- [p. 149]
     tors, Administrators, and assignes shall and will at anie time within
     seaven yeares next following upon the request, and upon and at the
     cost in lawe of the said Boyden his heires, Executors, Administra-
     tors, or assignes make, and deliver such further assurance, or as-
     surances in lawe as the said Husseys Title his heires, Executors
     Administrators or assignes can by anie legall Meanes procure either
     by from, or under them, or anie of them as the lawe by their
     learned councell shall the said Boyden his heires, executors, or
     Administrators advice, or the said Hussey his heires Executors, or
     Administrators thereto require In Witnes whereof the parties afore-
     said to these Indentures interchangeably have set their hands, and
     Seales the day and yeare first abovesaid Thomas Hussey
     Signed, Sealed, and Delivered 0
       in the presence of us                     [p. 150]
          William Price
          Luke Greene

       This Indenture made the Seaventeenth day of August in the
     yeare of our Lord God one thousand sixe hundred, sixty, and sixe
     between William Nevill of Port tobaccoe in the Countie of Charles
     on the one part, and Thomas Mathewes of the aforesaid place Gent
     of the other part Witnesseth That the said William Nevill for
     diverse good Causes him thereunto moving and more especially for
     and in Consideracon of the Sume of three thousand pounds of
     tobaccoe and Caske to him in hand paid whereof and wherewth he
     acknowledgeth himself e fully Satisfied, Contented, and paid every
     parte, and parcell thereof hath graunted aliened bargained Sould, and
     Confirmed, and by these presents Doth fullie, Clearely, and abso-
     lutely graunt, alien, Bargaine sell and Confirme unto the said [p. 151]
     Thomas Mathewes all tht parcell of Land Comonly knowne by the
     Name of the Huckle Berry Swamp and by estimacon laid out for
     three hundred acres in Charles Countie lyeing in the woods on the
     back of the Land of Thomas Baker beginning at a Bounded oake and
     running east Northeast from the said oake for breadth the length