42        Provincial Court Proceedings, 1681.

 Liber W. C.     called Netherbury Containing Two hundred Acres more or lesse
                 Together also with One Messuage or Dwelling house other Out
                 houses, and one Orchard and other appurtenances to the said Tract
                 of Land belonging wch Andrew Abington of the County aforesaid
                 gentl to him the said John lLewellin for a terme of yeares yet to
                 come and unexpired had Demised hee Entred, and him the said John
                 ILewellin from his farme aforesaid hee did Eject, and harmes to
                 him did to the greate Damage of him the said John, and against
                 the Peace &c
                  And whereupon the said John lLewellin by Kenelme Cheseldyne
                 his Attorney sayth that Whereas the said Andrew Abbington upon
                 the thirtyeth day of March in the sixth yeare of the Dominion &c
                 and in the yeare of our Lord 1681 in the County aforesaid did
                 Demise to the said John lLewellin a Certaine Tract of land Lyeing
                 in St Maryes County called Netherbury, Begining att a Marked
                 Pokiccory standing upon a small Ridge neare to a Swampe Called
                 Island Swampe, and runing thence east to the bay of Chesepeake
                 One hundred perches, and from the end of the said east Line North
                 and by west up the said bay One hundred and fourteene perches,
                 And from the end of the North and by west line west Three hun
                 dred thirty five perches, And from the End of the said West Line
                 South Eighty and Two perches, and from the End of the South
                 Line to the first marked Tree Containing Two hundred Acres more
         p. 424  or lesse With one Messuage or Dwelling house with other Out houses
                 with one Orchard and other Appurtenances to the said Tract of Land
                 belonging, To hold the said Messuage Dwelling house Land and
                 premisses to him the said John iLewellin and his Assignes from the
                 said thirtyeth day of March aforesaid for and Dureing and untill
                 the full End and Terme of three yeares from thence next Ensueing
                 and fully to be Compleate and Ended, by Vertue of wch Demise The
                 said John iLewellin unto the said Messuage Dwelling house Land
                 and premisses with their Appurtenances Entered and was thereof
                 posessed And soe being thereof posessed the said Thomas Lomax
                 afterwards to witt the Tenth day of Aprill in the aforesaid yeare
                 into the Messuage Dwelling house Land and premisses aforesaid
                 with their Appurtenances wch the said Andrew Abington to him
                 the said John ILewellin in forme aforesaid had Demised for a
                 Terme wch is not yett past Entred, and him the said John ILewellin
                 from his ifarme aforesaid Did Eject, and other harmes to him did
                 to the greate damage of him the said John ILewellin, and against
                 the Peace &Ca Whereupon hee Sayth hee is Damnifyed and hath
                 losse to the Vallue of ffifty Thousand pounds of Tobacco, And
                 thereupon hee brings his suite;
                  Unlesse The Tennant in Posession or they under whome hee Clam
                 eth Doe the next Provinciall Court appeare to this Declaracon and
                 make him or themselves Defts thereunto and by Rule of Court Con-