then West fifty four perches, then south forty Degrees West, one
        hundred & Twelve perches then south Twenty Degrees East Two
        hundred & forty perches, then East Three hundred fourty four perches
        then by a direct line to the first Bounded Trees containing & laid out
        for eight hundred and forty Eight Acres of Land more or less
        together with all and singular its appurtenances  To have
        and to hold the same Tract of Land called Spring plain
        unto him the said Jacob Danner his Heirs and Assigns
        for ever, and the said Edward William & Henry Daniel
        Digges do hereby covenant and agree to Warrant and for ever
        defend the aforesaid Tract of Land and Premisses unto the said
        Jacob Danner his Heirs and Assigns against all persons
        claiming or that shall claim any Right or Title thereto under
        them the said Edward William and Henry Daniel Digges or
        their Heirs  In Witness whereof the parties to these
        presents have here unto interchangeably set their hands
        and affixed their seals the Day and Year first above written
        signed sealed & delivered                Edw.^d Digges        (s)
        in the presence of
                                                                Will.^m Digges        (s)
            Cha Carroll
            Ja.^s Reresby                                 H Digges              (s)

        On the Back of the aforesaid Deed was thus Written

        Received June 26.^th 1762 of Jacob Danner the sum of One
        Thousand Pounds Currency being the Consideration Money
        within Mentioned                                    Edw.^d Digges
        Witnesses    Cha Carroll                         W.^m Digges Jun.^r
                           Jn.^o Reresby                        H Digges

        June 26 1762        Then came Edward, William and
        Henry Daniel Digges before me the subscriber one of
        his Lordships Provincial Justices and acknowledged the
        within Deed, according to an Act of Assembly in that Case made
        and Provided
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Recorded 30.^th June 1762  John Brice

1762  June 30.^th Received of M.^r Jacob Danner One Pound thirteen shillings and eleven pence one Farthing sterling for the use of the Lord Baltimore being the Alienation Fine on the within Eight Hundred and forty eight Acres of Land by Virtue of a Comission from Edward lloyd Esq.^r his said Lordships agent and receiver general
                                                                            Benj.^a Beall