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Provincial Court Proceedings, 1683. 319
to the same when required thereunto, In Confidence whereof the Liber W. C.
said Thomas Lord did enter upon the said Eighty Acres of Land
and did Cleare and build upon the same a tenn foot Dwelling house
and a forty foot tobacco house and did posesse the same untill one
John Greene Desireous to buy the same, The said Thomas Lord
in further confidence of the said Jacobs promise of makeing him p. 655
the said Thomas a good title to the Said Eighty Acres of Land as
aforesaid did sell the same unto the said John Greene and also give
unto him bond of tenn thousand pounds of Tobacco to make him a
good title of the residue of the said Lease of the said Eighty Acres
of Land by the tenth day of October Anno Doni 1680, In consid
eracon of all wch the aforesaid premisses the said Jacob Morrice
afterwards to wit the tenth day of December in the yeare of our
Lord 1681 did Assume upon himselfe and to the said Thomas
Lord did faithfully promise that he the said Jacob when thereunto
required a good and firme Lease in Law of the said Tract of Land
for the residue of the terme of twenty yeares of wch onely one yeare
past at ilic time of the seale of the said lease of him the said
Jacob to him the said Thomas would procure from the Said Right
honoble the Lord Proprietary to the said Thomas and under Such
rents and Covenants as the rest of his Lopps Tennants of Chaptico
Mannor doe generally enjoy their Leases, The said Thomas in fact
sayth that he did pay the said sume of Three thousand pounds of
tobacco to the said Jacob for the Land aforesaid and did Cleare and
build a Tenn foot dwelling house and a forty foot tobacco house
and also sold the Same as aforesaid to the said John Greene, Not
withstanding wch the said Jacob Morrice his promise and Assump
tion as aforesaid made to him the said Thomas little regarding but
endeavouring and fraudulently intending him the said Thomas in
that behalfe Craftily and Subtilly to deceive the Lease aforesaid
to him the said Thomas as aforesaid from the said Lord Proprie
tary aforesaid hath not procured though often thereunto required
that is to say the fifteenth day of December aforesaid in the yeare
aforesaid, but the same as aforesaid to him the said Thomas from
the said Lord Proprietary to procure hath denyed and still doth
denye to the Damage of the said Thomas ffifteen thousand pounds
of tobacco And thereupon he bringeth his Suite
And the said Jacob Morrice by Robert Carvile his Attorney cometh
& defendeth the force and injury when &c and prayeth Liberty to
imparle hereunto untill the next Provinciall Court and it is granted
unto him and the same day is given to the plt Likewise
Now here at this day (to wit) the third day of Aprill in the
Eighth yeare of the Dominion of the Right honoble Charles Lord
Baltemore &c Annoq Doni 1683 Came the said partyes by their
Attorneys aforesaid, and the Said Jacob Morrice by his said Attor
ney sayth that he did not Assume upon himself or to the said
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