166 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1658.

Liber
P. C. R.
Jacobson v.
Cornelius

Where as there is an order of Court bearing date 16^th ffebruary
1657 for a Debt of six hund^d pownds of Tob & cask due from John
Cornelius (as by the s^d Order appeareth) And that Cap^t Henry Keine
& John Taylour should ueiw the worke & building of the s^d Jacobson
&c:

Exeqⁿ
issued Vid.
fol. 322

Henry Keine aged 33 yeares or thereabouts sayth, That hee this
Depon^t, & John Taylo^r were ordered by the Court to apprayse a
howse w^ch Aaron Jacobson & Albert Jhonson built for John Cor-
nelius, Which howse he this Depon^t & John Taylo^r ualued att Six
hund^d pownds of Tob & cask, & further sayth not.
It is ordered according to the appraysm^t That John Cornelius pay
unto Aaron Jacobson Six hund^d pownds of Tob & cask.

Gerard v.
Willan and
Lindsey
Vid. fol. 204
& fol. 222 &
fol. 370

Thomas Gerard Esq^r complayneth agst Richard Willan, and James
Linsey. ffor th^t they haue seated a Planta5n uppon Snow Hill manno^r
w^ch the s^d Gerard layeth claime to.
The defts alleage that they seated the same by order of their
Graunt, under his L^ps Great Scale of this Prouince, It being forfeited
to his s^d L^p according to an Act of Assembly &c :
M^r Henry Coursey sworne Sayth, That M^r Hatton did giue this
Depon^t a Paper for M^r Thomas Gerard to signe if hee pleased, And
this Depon^t asked M^r Gerard whither hee would signe the same, or
not, To whom M^r Gerard answered th^t he would not, Then this
Depon^t told him (as he remembreth) That M^r Hatton did not care,
whither he signed the same, or not: Butt if hee did, hee would take
it, as a fauo^r, (or words to th^t effect) & further sayth not.
Respited till next Prouinciall Court, & th^t All parties prouide
themselues for their allegaon, & defence.

To the hon^bte the Gou^e & Councell

Anderton v.
Bowling

The humble Petⁿ of John Anderton Sheweth
That yo^r Pet^r did the last yeare .... James Bowling to Hue w^th yo^r

p. 124

Pet^r, that yeare, for the making of a Crop of Corne & Tob. as
Ouerseer to your Pet^rs seruants, The s^d Bowling being by agreem^t
to haue a share of the s^d Crop for his endeauo", att the finishing of
the same. Yo^r Pet^r depending uppon the s^d Bowlings honesty did
not take care for the binding of the s^d agreem^t by writing obligatory,
But about June in that then yeare went home for England, Leauing
the s^d Crop, to the s^d Bowlings managing, & care, But hee the s^d
Bowling after yo^r Pet^r was departed the Country, about Nouemb^r
went downe for Virginia, Leauing all (but an inconsiderable part in
bulk of the s^d Tob. ) hanging, & the whole Crop of Corne in a heape,
not husked: w^thout hyring any one to looke after the s^d Crop of Tob.
& Corne, whereby yo^r Pet^r hath bene exceedingly damnifyed, W^ch