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Session his Debts: That the said Tract of Land was by virtue of an Act of ^^^^* Assembly made in the Year of our Lord, One Thousand Six Hun- dred and Sixty Nine, Settled on and Appropriated to the Use of tlie Choptank Indians, in view of keeping tliem in Peace and Amity with the Inhabitants of this Province.
And whereas the said Nicholas Sezvall in his Life Time was satis- fied and paid by the Publick for a Tract of Land called Indian Neck, containing Six Hundred Acres included in the Survey of... the said Tract called Darby, and that there remains no more of the said Tract called Darby, exclusive of the said Six Hundred Acres and Water, than Two Thousand and Thirty Two Acres, which said p. 12 Two Thousand and Thirty Two Acres are Bounded as follows, vie.
Beginning at a Point of Marsh, being the uppermost Bound of a Tract of Land laid out for Jerome White, Esq ; and running up the River binding therewith to Seze.'a!l's Creek, thence up the said Creek and Branch thereof, binding therewith till it intersect a South East Line drawn from the Mouth of the said Creek, at the distance of Six Hundred and Forty Perches, ran on the said South East Line, thence South West Seven Hundred and Fifty Perches, till it intersect a South East Line drawn from the Place of Beginning, and with that Line to the said Beginning, containing Two Thousand and Thirty Two Acres of Land exclusive of Indian Neck, for which no Satis- faction or Compensation appears ever to have been made to those who have the Estate of the said Henry Sewall.
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Session his Debts: That the said Tract of Land was by virtue of an Act of ^^^^* Assembly made in the Year of our Lord, One Thousand Six Hun- dred and Sixty Nine, Settled on and Appropriated to the Use of tlie Choptank Indians, in view of keeping tliem in Peace and Amity with the Inhabitants of this Province.
And whereas the said Nicholas Sezvall in his Life Time was satis- fied and paid by the Publick for a Tract of Land called Indian Neck, containing Six Hundred Acres included in the Survey of... the said Tract called Darby, and that there remains no more of the said Tract called Darby, exclusive of the said Six Hundred Acres and Water, than Two Thousand and Thirty Two Acres, which said p. 12 Two Thousand and Thirty Two Acres are Bounded as follows, vie.
Beginning at a Point of Marsh, being the uppermost Bound of a Tract of Land laid out for Jerome White, Esq ; and running up the River binding therewith to Seze.'a!l's Creek, thence up the said Creek and Branch thereof, binding therewith till it intersect a South East Line drawn from the Mouth of the said Creek, at the distance of Six Hundred and Forty Perches, ran on the said South East Line, thence South West Seven Hundred and Fifty Perches, till it intersect a South East Line drawn from the Place of Beginning, and with that Line to the said Beginning, containing Two Thousand and Thirty Two Acres of Land exclusive of Indian Neck, for which no Satis- faction or Compensation appears ever to have been made to those who have the Estate of the said Henry Sewall.
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