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(209 Defend.t was Debt.r to him by bond Fifty or sixty thousand pounds of Tob and that hee the Comp.lt had brought in seaverall Goods for y.e deft but hee would not let him have them till hee had payd the old score & y.e Comp.lt then sayd on board his shipp that hee Could have double the Tobacco and p.rsent pay for the said goods more than the def.t was to give him for them and the def.t by his answere sweareing hee was damnified more than the penalty of the said bond that the deft had Reserved Tobacco in theire hands for the satisfaccon of the said def.ts Bond for the said provisions of most of w.ch hee had made noe use that yeare and the Comp.lt insisting on the defts discharge of y.e said bond by the finall agreement in the bill mentioned w.ch amounted to a Verball Release This Court thereupon and upon Readeing of y.e depositions of George Thompson touching the said supposed discharge and the other depositions for the Comp.lt and def.ts Declared that the s.d Discourse w.ch passed betweene the Comp.lt and def.t and proved by y.e said M.r Thompson were not sufficient on w.ch the Court could give the Comp.lt any release upon his bill aforesaid to barr the deft from his accon at Lawe upon the said bond for the breach thereof and that the Comp.lt might there trye the Vallidity thereof of the release and discharge of the said bond And the Court did declare that the Comp.lt ought to have delivered the said goods on shoare to the deft before hee Could have pay for the same and that in Case of the defend.ts refusall to pay for the same hee had good Remedy att Lawe upon his bond of forty three thousand one hundred pounds of Tobacco against the said deft and that the said deft for ought appeared to the Contrary to this Court was then of a good and sufficient Creditt to have payd for the said goods if delivered (besides the debt the said debt due from the Comp.lt to the said Deery to whome the said deft was adm.r) and that the said Comp.lt had Voluntarily and Wilfully broke the said bond of forty three thousand one hundred pounds of Tobacco in not delivering the goods aforesaid and soe left the said Comp.lt and Deft to the Common Lawe Upon the said bond and there the Comp.lt and to defend himself as to his supposed release and discharge and to the defts Damnifications as hee Could And therefore ordered the Injunction formerly granted in the Cause should bee disolved and soe noe Collo.r or Reason in Equity to releive the Comp.lt Itt is therefore the present day that is to say on Fryday the fourteenth day of May in the yeare of our Lord 1680 (& |
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