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322) Claiming by from or under him them or any of them shall and will for ever Warrant and defend by these Presents and and the said Thomas Cockey further Covenants and Agrees to and with the said John Brice his Heirs and Assigns to suffer a Common Recovery such as the said John Brice his Heirs or Assigns shall Devise for the Docking and Cutting off the Intail of the said Land to and for the Use of the said John Brice so as the same be done at the said John Brices Sole Cost and Charge in Witness whereof the said Thomas Cockey hath hereunto set his hand and Affixed his Seal the day and Year above Written Sealed and Delivered Tho.s Cockey Seal In the Presence of Robert Gordon Benj.a Beall On the Back of the aforegoing Deed was thus Endorsed Viz.t Reced the 13.th of Oct.r 1752 of John Brice the Sum of fifty five Pounds Current Money being the Consideration Money within mentioned Witness P.r Robert Gordon Tho.s Cockey On the 13.th day of October 1752 The within Named Thomas Cockey Acknowledged the within Instrument of Writing to be his Act and Deed and the Lands and Premisses therein mentioned to be the Right and Estate of the within named John Brice his Heirs and Assigns for ever according to the true intent and meaning of the same Deed and the Act of Assembly in that Case made & Provided Robert Gordon October the 13.th 1752 Received of John Brice Esq.r two Shillings and ten Pence half Penny Sterling for his Lordships Use (it being the Alienation Fine) on the within mentioned Land supposing the part of the Tract of Land called the Landing Conveyed by the within Deed to Contain but Fifty Acres) By Virtue of a Commission from Benj.a Tasker Esq.r his said Lordships Agent and Receiver General 9 Recorded October 13.th 1752 Robert Gordon Ex.d Barbados Know all Men by these Presents That I Codrington Carrington of the Parish of S.t Michael in the Island aforesaid Merchant Have Constituted Ordained & made and in my Name stead and place put and by these Presents Do Constitute Ordain and make and in my stead and place put M.r William Govane Merchant in Maryland to be my true sufficient and Lawfull Attorney for me and in my Name and stead and to my Use to Ask Sue Arrest Demand Levy Require Attach Recovery and Receive of and from all and every Person and Persons whomsoever the same shall and may concern all and singular Sum and Sums of Money Debts Goods Wares Merchandize Effects & things whatsoever and wheresoever they shall and may be found due Owing Payable belonging and coming unto me the Constituent by any ways or means whatsoever nothing excepted or reserved Giving and hereby Granting unto my said Attorney my full and whole Strength Power and Authority in and about the Premisses And to take and Use all due means Course and Process in the Law for the Obtaining and Recovering the same and of Recoverys and Receipts therein my Name to make seal and Execute due Acquittances and Discharges and for the Premisses to appear and the Person of me Constituent to Represent before any Governor Judges Justices Officers and Ministers of the Law whatsoever in any Court or Courts of Judicature (there) |
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