" May the first M D C L and V." (1665).     " Then came Jerome White Esq. and Surveyor General of this Province and requesteth that the Mannors reserved for his Lordship hereafter menconed may be entered on record as followeth, (viz.)     " In the County of St. Mary's reserved the Beaver dams and Choptico.     " In the County of Charles. Pangaio and Sackaio towns for six thousand acres in each Mannor of the best land about the said towns."     " In Calvert County. The Manor of Patuxent.     " In Ann-Arundel County. The Ridge with another Mannor reserved lying on the North side of the head of Severn River above a place called The Eagle's Nest.     " In Talbot County. One Mannor at the head of the South East branch of Chester river with another lying between the branches of Choptanck and St. Michaels and the head of Treadavon Creek.     " No land to be surveyed in Nanticoke river after the last day of April one thousand six hundred sixty five, but the whole river to be reserved till further order.     " To reserve a place lying on the sea-board side of the Eastern shore (for his Lordship's use) being formerly called Chingotecke now by the name of Mount Scarborough, by which place no land to be surveyed on each side for ten miles by the Water."         LIBER No. 7, folio 558. ¾     " (16th April, 1670.) Ordered by the Surveyor General that none of his deputies lay out any lands upon Murderkill Creek in Delaware Bay until two Manors of 6000 acres each be first laid out for the Lord Proprietary; and that if any of them should through ignorance of the said order return Certificates of Surveys made there, the Clerk of the Office forbear to enter the same on record till further order."         LIBER No. 12, folio 476. ¾     " Notice from the Surveyor General that all the lands whose water falls into any swamp, branch, or run of Patuxent river on the Eastern side thereof, being ten miles above Robert Tyler's and all the lands whose waters fall into any part of the South West branch of Patapsco river above the falls thereof, are reserved for his Lordship's use, and no surveys to be made thereon without a particular order from the Governor." 26th July, 1673.     LIBER No. 15, folio 202. Source: John Kilty. Land Holder's Assistant and Land Office Guide. Baltimore: G. Dobbin & Murphy, 1808. MSA L 25529.