Provincial Court Proceedings, 1681. 99

     prmisses with the appurtenances to the said parcell of Land belong- Liber W. C.

     ing or in any wise appertaining Richard Wells of the County of
     Ann Arundell Planter & Mary his wife daughter and heire of
     Thomas Martin deceased in right of the Said Mary to him the said
     John Shrigley for a Terme wch is not yet past had Demised, Entred,
     and him the said John Shrigley from his ffarme aforesaid did Eject,
     and other harmes to him did To the greate Damage of him the said
     John shrigley and against his Lopps peace &ca

     And Whereupon the said John Shrigley by George Parker his
     Attorney sayth That Whereas the said Richard Wells and Mary his
     wife Daughter and heire of the said Thomas Martin deceased Upon
     the foure and Twentyeth day of June in the Sixth yeare of ye Domin
     ion of the Right Honoble Charles absolute Lord and Proprietary of
     the Provinces of Maryland and Avalon Lord Baron of Baltemore
     &c Annocp Doni. 1681 att Herring Creeke in Ann-Arundell County
     Did Demise to the Said John Shrigley all that the said parcell of
     Land called Hunts Mount lyeing in Ann Arundell County On the
     west side of the Herring Creeke at the head of Land formerly laid
     out unto Samuel Chew and Edward Carter & ffrancis Holland Con
     taining Three hundred and fifty Acres more or lesse To be holden
     of the Mannor of St Maryes Together with all houses Edifices build
     ings Gardens Stables Orchards & all other the premisses with the
     appurtenances to the said parcell of land belonging or in any wise
     appertaining, To have & to hold the said parcel of land Edifices build
     ings gardens stables Orchards and all other the prmisses with the
     appurtenances to the same belonging to him the said John Shriggley
     and his assignes from the said ffoure and Twentyeth day of June
     aforesaid for and Dureing and untill the full end and Terme of
     three yeares from thence next ensueing & fully to be Compleate and
     ended, By vertue of wch said Demise the said John shrigley into
     the said parcell of land houses Edifices buildings and prmisses with
     the appurtenances Entred and was thereof posessed, and being soe
     thereof posessed the said John Gale afterwards that is to say the
     Twentyeth day of July in the yeare of our Lord God 1681 into the
     said parcell of land Houses Edifices buildings & premisses afore
     said with their appurtenances wch the said Richard Wells and Mary
     his wife to him the said John Shrigley in manner and forme a fore
     said had Demised for the Terme aforesaid wch is not yet past Entred
     and him the said John Shrigley from his ifarme aforesaid Did Eject
     and other harmes to him Did to the greate damage of the said John
     Shrigley and against his Lopps peace &c. And whereupon he sayth
     he is the worse and hath Losse to the Vallue of Twenty thousand
     pounds of Tobacco, And thereupon hee bringeth his suite
      Unlesse The Tennant in Posession or they undr whome he Claimes
     Doe the next Provinciall Court appeare to this DeclaracOn, and make