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176) Maryland Baltimore County fs.t July 24.th 1751 Came Joseph Richardson and Lucas Everard Greenhead the two subscribing Evidences to the above Power of Attorney and made Oath on the Holy Evangelists of Almighty God that they saw the within Named Jon.a Sydenham & Thomas Hodgson Sign Seal and Deliver the within Instrument of Writing as their Act and Deed Sworn to before Us the Subscribers two of his Lordships Justices of the County afsd Recorded Sept.r 14.th 1751 Lyde Goodwin 6 Ridgely Ex.d On the Fifteenth Day of April in the Year of our Lord One Thousand seven hundred and fifty one Before me William Tudman Notary and Tabellion Publick Dwelling in London duly Admitted and Sworn and Witnesses Personally Appeared Jonathan Forward of London Merchant who Declared to have made Ordained Constituted Authorized and Appointed and by these Presents Doth marke Ordain Constitute Authorize and Appoint William Lux of the Province of Maryland Merchant his True and Lawfull Attorney Giving and hereby Granting unto his said Attorney full Power and Lawfull Authority for him the said Constituent in his Name and for his Use to Ask Demand Levy Sue for and by all Lawfull ways and means recover and receive of and from all and every or any Person or Persons whatsoever whom it shall or may concern Inhabiting or being in the Province of Maryland All such Sum and Sums of Money Goods Wares Merchandize Effects Estate and things which now are or shall or may hereafter be due owing Payable belonging or in any wise appertaining unto him the said Constituent whether by Bond Note Bill Book Debt Account Consignment Contract Agreement Decree Sentence Judgment Execution Extent or for by or upon any other Account way reason or means soever nothing in Law or Equity excepted or Reserved And to that end with all and every or any Person or Persons concerned to Account and to View State Settle and Adjust all Accounts and the Ballance thereof to receive And upon Recovery and Receipt to give one or more Acquittances or other sufficient discharges in due form of Law But in Case of Refusal or delay by all and every or any Person or Persons whatsoever whom it shall or may Concern to make and render Just and True Account Payment Deliver and Satisfaction in the Premisses him her or either of them thereunto to Compel by all Lawfull ways and means whatsoever Also (if need be) to appear before all or any Lords Judges and Justices in any Court or Courts there to Answer defend and Reply in all matters and causes touching or Concerning the Premisses to do say pursue Implead Seize Sequester Attach Arrest Imprison and to Condemn and out of Prison again to deliver Also to Compound Conclude and Agree by Arbitration or otherwise as his said Attorney shall think fit And Generally in and concerning the Premisses to do perform and execute all and whatsoever shall be requisite and necessary as fully amply and effectually to all Intents Constructions and Purposes as he the said Constituent might or could do if Personally Present With Power to Substitute one or more Attorneys under him with like or limitted Power and the same again to Revoke He the said Jonathan Forward hereby Ratifying Confirming and holding for good and Valid all and whatsoever the (said) |
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Provincial Court Land Records, 1749-1756
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