Provincial Court Proceedings, 1676.     189

       Henry Exon & Elizabeth his wife their heyres Execrs & Admrs & Liber N N
       every of them doe & shall from tyme to tyme & att all tymes here-
       after well & truely Observe performe fullfill & keepe all & every the
       severall Covenants Grants Articles & Agreements menconed speci-
       fied & contained in a certaine payre of Indentures had & made be-
       tweene the said Henry Exon & Elizabeth his wife of the one party &
       the above named Robert Ellys of the other part & which on their &
       every of their parts are to be observed performed fulifilled & kept
       That then this prsent Obligacon to be void & of none Effect, other-
       wise to stand remaine & be in full force power & vertue
       Sealed & deld in the prsence of         Hen: Exon (sealed)
         Henry Lowe Wm Kerby     the marke of
                                 Eliza R Exon (sealed)

         This Indenture made the third day of Decembr in the 44th yeare
       of the Dominion of the right Honble Caecilius &c Annoq Doni One
       Thousand six hundred Seaventy five Between Thomas Innes of the
       County of St Maryes in the Province of Maryland gentt & Ann his
       wife of the one part And Robert Carvile of the County aforesaid
       genti of the other part Wittnesseth, that the said Thomas Innes &
       Ann his wife for & in Considracon of the Sume or quantity of
       Twenty Thousand pounds of tobacco to them in hand paid before
       the Ensealing & delivery hereof the Receipt whereof they doe hereby
       Acknowledge & thereof & of every part & parcell thereof doe cleerly
       Acquitt Exonerate & Discharge the said Robert Carvile his heyres
       Execrs & Admrs for ever by these prseflts Have Given Granted Bar- p. 120
       gained Sold Enfeoffed & Confirmed And by these prsents doe Give
       Grant Bargaine Sell Enfeoffe & Confirme unto the said Robert Car-
       vile his heyres & Assignes for ever All that parcell of land called
       Innes Choice lying on the Northside of St Innagoes Creeke Begining
       att a marked white Oake that standeth upon a point of land betweene
       two branches of the said Creeke the one called Blewstone Neck
       branch the other called the hill branch, bounding on the West with
       the said hill branch for the length of three hundred & Twenty perches
       to a marked red Oake standing by the fresh runn side, on the North
       with a line drawne South East from the end of the former line for
       the length of One hundred perches to a bounded Oake that standeth
       att the head of a Neck that falleth into Bleckstone Neck branch, on
       the East with the said branch, on the South with St Innagoes Creeke
       Containing & laid out for One hundred acres more or lesse Together
       with all houses Outhouses Edifices buildings trees Orchards Gar-
       dens rights profits benifitts Comodityes Advantages & Appurtennces
       thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining And also Patents
       Evidences & writings touching or concerning the same Together
       with a Certificate of Twenty five acres of land lately Surveyed for
       the said Thomas Innes adjacent to the said One hundred acres of