Provincial Court Proceedings, 1676.     191

        Examined according to the forme of a certaine Act of Assembly in Liber N N
        that case made & provided, did Acknowledge the lands in the within
        written Indenture mencOned to be the right of him the within named
        Robert Carvile as those which the said Robert Carvile hath of the
        gift of the said Thomas & Ann And the said Thomas Innes & Ann
        his wife for them & their heyres & the heyres of the said Ann haue
        remised & quite claimed the prmises within menoöned to the said
        Robert Carvile & his heyres for ever And further they the said
        Thomas Innes & Ann his wife haue Granted for them & their heyres
        & the heyres of the said Ann That the said lands within mencOned
        unto unto him the said Robert Carvile & his heyres against the said
        Thomas & Ann & their heyres & every the heyres of the said Ann
        they will warrt & defend forever And for this Acknowledge Remise
        quite clayme & Agreemt the said Robert Carvile hath given to the
        said Thomas Innes & Ann his wife twelve pounds of tobacco
                                        Philip Calvert
                                        Thomas Taillor
             25th May. 1676.
          Recd then of the within named Robert Carvile the Purchaser the
        Suffie of six pence sterl in full for the AlienacOn of the five & Twenty
        acres part of the within written parcells of land I say recd by me
                                    Clement Hill Sheriffe

          This Indenture made the seaven & Twentieth day of May in the
        first yeare of the Dominion of Charles Absolute Lord & Propry of
        the Provinces of Maryland & Avalon Lord Baron of Baltemore &c
        Annoq Doni. 1676. Betweene Thomas Keyting of St Maryes County
        in in the Province of Maryland & Elizabeth his wife of the one part
        And Thomas Doxey of the County aforesaid Planter of the other
        part Wittnesseth that the said Thomas Keyting & Elizabeth his wife
        as well for & in Consideracon of the Sume or quantity of fourteene
        Thousand pounds of tobacco to them in hand paid before the En-
        sealing & delivery hereof the Receipt whereof they doe hereby Ac-
        knowledge & thereof & of every part & parcell thereof doe cleerly
        Acquitt Exonerate & discharge the said Thomas Doxey his heyres
        Execrs & Admrs & every of them for ever by these prsents As also
        for divers other good causes & Consideracoñs them thereunto move-
        ing Haue Given Granted Bargained Sold Enfeoffed & Confirmed
        And by these prsents doe Give Grant Bargaine Sell Enfeoffe & Con-
        firme unto the said Thomas Doxey his heyres & Assignes all &
        singuler the tenement or PlantacOn cothonly called and knowne by
        Keytings PlantacOn Begining att a marked Oake standing neer the
        fence side by the edge of the cleared ground & runing East into the
        woods for the length of two hundred perches to a marked oake,
        bounding on the East with a line drawne South from the said Oake
        for the length of One hundred & Twenty perches to a marked maple,