282 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1679/80.

Liber W. C.

nothing by his writt but bee in Mercy for his false Claime there-
upon & the said Gerrard Slye may goe thereof wout Day, & that
the said Gerrard Slye Recover ag^t the said Richard Shippey the
sume of Seaven hundred and tenn pounds of Tobacco for his Costs
of suite by him about his defence in this behalfe Layd out & Ex-
pended, & the said Gerrard Slye may have thereof Execucon

Francis Billingsly
ag^t
Walter Carr

in Ejectm^t) Walter Carr late of Ann Arrundell
County plant^r was Attached to answere
unto ffrancis Billingsly plant^r of a plea

wherefore w^tn force and Armes into one parcell of land Called
Pascalls Chance Lyeing in Ann Arrundell County and on the South
Side of the land formerly layd out for Alexand^r Goarden & then in
the posession of John Owen, Begining at a marked Poplar being
the Uppermost bounded tree of the west line of the said Goardens
Land, & bounded on the west by a Line drawn South from the said
Poplar for the breadth of one hundred and fifty perches to a marked
Pokiccory tree, on the south by a line Drawne East from the said
Pokiccory tree for the Length of three hundred and twenty perches
to a marked oake on the west side of a Creeke called Gotts Creeke,
On the east by a line Drawne North up the said Creeke for breadth
of One hundred & ffifty perches to a marked white oake in a
Swampe, on the north by a line drawne West from the Said oake
for the length of three hundred & Twenty perches unto the first
marked Popler Cont^a Three hundred acres More or lesse, Together
also w^th one tenem^t or dwelling house & other outhouses Edifices
buildings gardens Orchards & other appurtenances to the said Land
belonging w^ch James Pascall of the County of Ann Arrundell planter
to him the Said ffrancis Billingsley for a terme of yeares Yet to
Come & Unexpired had Demised, Hee Entred & him the Said ffrancis

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Billingsley from his farme aforesaid Did Eject & other harmes to
him did to the great damage of him the said ffrancis Billingsley &
against his Lopps peace &c
And whereupon the said ffrancis Billingsley by George Parker
his Attorney sayth that Whereas the said James Pascall Upon the
foure & Twentyeth day of June in the fifth yeare of the Dominion
of the Right hono^ble Charles absolute Lord and Prop^ry of the Prov-
inces of Maryland & Avalon Lord Baron of Baltemore &c in the
yeare of our Lord god 1680, Att Ann Arrundell aforesaid did
Demise unto the sd ffrancis Billingsley one pcell of Land Called
Pascalls Chance Lyeing in Ann Arrundell County & on the South
side of the land formerly laid out for Alexand^r Goarden & then in
the posession of John Owen. Begining att a marked Poplar being
the uppermost bounded tree of the west line of the said Goardens
Land, & bounded on the West by a line drawne South from the said