Charles County Court Proceedings, 1666—1668.     87

       This Indenture made the eighth Day of June in the yeare of our Liber C
     Lord one Thousand sixe hundred sixtie and Seaven Between John
     Robinson of Charles County in the Province of Marieland planter
     and Elizabeth his wife of the one part, and Richard Randall of the
     aforesd Countie and province Mercht of the other part Witnesseth
     That the said John Robinson and Elizabeth his wife for and in
     Consideracon of tenne thousand pounds of tobaccoe and Caske
     before the ensealing and delivery hereof by the said Richard Randall
     paid wherewith the said John Robinson, and Elizabeth his wife doe
     acknowledge themselves sufficiently Satisfied Contented and paid
     and of every part and parcell thereof doe by these presents acquitt, [p. 199]
     exonerate and discharge the said Richard Randall As allsoe for
     diverse other good Causes, and Consideracons us hereunto moving
     have given, graunted, Bargained, alienated, enfeoffed, Confirmed
     and Sould And doe by these presents give, graunt, Bargaine,
     alienate, Confirme, and Sell from us our heires, Executors, Ad-
     ministrators, and assignes for ever unto Richard Randall his heires,
     Executors, Administrators or assignes for ever two hundred, and
     fiftie acres of Land of that parcell or Tract of Land called Troopes
     Rendevouz Scituate, lyeing and being on the east of the Creeke of
     Avon River formerly called Nangemy Creeke joyning to the Land
     of Andrew Watson and Edward Deane beginning at the said Wat-
     sons Eastermost Bound tree bounding on the west by a line drawne
     North for length two hundred and twenty eight perches and a halfe
     on the North by a Line drawne east for breadth one hundred, and [p. 200]
     Seaventie perches on the east by a Line drawne South from the end
     of the East Line for length two hundred, and twenty eight perches,
     and a halfe on the South by a line drawne west from the end of the
     South Line to Watsons Bound tree be it more or lesse With all
     and singular the rights proffits priviledges Members and appurte-
     nances together with all and singular the houses, edifices, Buildings,
     orchards, gardens Backsides, easements, Lands, tenements, Mea-
     dowes pastures, feedings, appurtenances, woods, underwoods, waies,
     proffits, and hereditaments whatsoever unto the said Land and prem-
     ises, or to anie part, or parcell thereof in anie waies appertaining
     or belonging and allsoe all the estate right, title, interest use, prop-
     erty, Claime or demand whatsoever of them the said Jo: Robinson
     and Elizabeth his wife of in or to the same and all Deeds, writings,
     and Evidences whatsoever belonging, or Concerning the premises, [p. 201]

     or any part, or parcell thereof To have, and to Hold the aforesaid
     parcell of Land and all and singular the premises before graunted,
     Bargained, and Sould and Menconed to be herein and hereby
     graunted, Bargained, and Sould with their, and every of their rights,
     Members, and appurtenances whatsoever unto Richard Randall his
     heires, Executors, Administrators, and assignes, and to his and their
     only proper use, and behoofe for ever And the said John Robinson
     and Elizabeth his wife doe for themselves, their heires, Executors,