Provincial Court Proceedings, 1682.     197

       Your Peticoner therefore humbly prayes that yor honors would           Liber W. C.
     be pleased to Order the said Addison to produce to yor honors in
     Court her sd Indenture wth from her he unjustly Detaineth, & that
     yor Honors will Order her ffreedome wch to her is Justly due
                       And Yor Peticoner shall Pray &c
       Which Peticon being read and heard It is Ordered by the Court
     here this Day (to wit) the sixth day of May Anno Doni 1682
     That the said Mary Strattle be freed and acquitted and is hereby
     freed and acquitted from her time of servitude Limited by her said
     Indenture, but if she have wthin the said time Run away and
     absented her self, that then she make further servitude for the
     same according to act of Assembly in that Case made and Provided

     Mr Kenelm Cheseldyn
       As one of the Attorneys of the Provinciall Court appeare for
     me at the suite of Henry Brent & ux Executrix of Baker Brooke, &
     Defend the same to the best of yor Endeavor In Doeing whereof
     this shall be yor Warrant as witnesse my hand
                                        John Manley

John Browne
        agt     in Ejectmt John Standley late of the County of
John Standley          Talbot in the Province of Maryland
                       was attached to answere unto Thomas
     Browne of the same County Planter of a plea Wherefore by force
     and Armes all that Parcell of land Called The Freshes Addition Lye
     ing in Talbot County On the Fresh runn on the head of Tredhaven
     Creeke On the North side of Chaptanke, Beginning at the Eastermost
     bounded tree of Edmondsons ffreshes being a marked Oake Runing
     South East by South One hundred and Sixty perches to a marked
     Oake at the Miles end of Job Nutt, Then with a Line Drawne
     North east & by North Three hundred and Seaventy perches to
     another marked Oake, Then with a Line Drawne North west by
     North One hundred perches to a marked white Oake, Neare a
     Pecosan Swampe being the Northermost bounded tree of Edmond
     sons ifreshes, Then runing North east and by North sixty perches
     to a marked red Oake, & then with a Line Drawne North west and
     by North One hundred and sixty perches to a marked Hiccory,
     Then with a Line South west and by West One hundred perches
     till it intersects Edmondsons ffreshes And Soe with Edmondsons
     ffreshes to the first bounded tree, Bounded on the south with Job
     Nutts Land, Containing and Layd out for three hundred Acres
     more or Lesse, To be held of the Mannor of Baltemore, Together
     with all Messuages Tennements or Dwelling houses, Edifices build
     ings, Yards Gardens and Orchards & all other the prmisses wth the
     Appurtenances to the said Parcell of Land belonging Or in any