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270 Court and Testamentary Business, 1644.
LiberP. R. the said Cutbert sheweth that there is instant pressing necessity of having the said tob, in regard there is now an opportunity of conveying it downe, & the shipping for this yeare ready to goe out of Vinginea & that the debt is notori ously evident by the confession of the said Leonard & ifulk, & by the acknowledgmt lately afore his death of Peter draper, who said in the hearing both of Govr & Secretary that he was appointed by the said Leonard to pay the said debt, & promised to pay it out of the tobaccos of the said Leonard now at Pope's: & therefore prayeth iudgmt vpon the said demand; And mr Secretary, being conscious of the truth of the allega tions, adiudged that 800 l tob & cask of the said Leonard Calverts should be sequestred into the hands of the said Cut- bert, putting in security to be answerable to that value to the said Leonard & his assignes disreasoning the iustice of the demand within a yeare & a day. Sequestraon to sheriff to the effect of the iudgmt & 40 l for sheriff, & 15' for charge Cort
27. Henry ffleete demandeth of Hall of virginea, 21. armes of length of roanoke & 200 l tob. & 25. fathome of peake. arrest till security to be at Court on tuesday next 10cl morn:
May 2. L. G. came into Court Nathan Pope, & shewed a dis Sedent Secr: charge of Peter drap to the vse of Leon. Calvert
Esq for 14429 l tob. & further demanded to be allowed for i. hhd of tob paid since to the said Peter to the same vse weigh ing 285 l neate, & made proofe of the merchantablenes of it by 2. oaths vpon record & for 200 l tob for 2. tonne of cask provided & vsed by him for the casking of the said tobacco. by the appointmt of the said Peter; & for the remaining 86' tob he acknowledged himselfe ready to pay it vpon all demands to the said Leonard or his assignes. And therefore prayed that he might have his bond cancelled & delivered in, of 15000 l tob; And it was thought fitt so to doe as was petitioned.
p. 157 1644
May 4. warrt Sher: to warne Cutbt ffennick to shew cause why 4000' tob should not be leavied vpon Tho. Cornwaleys Esq, vpon Monday morn: next 8cl pill of iudgmt in absence,
8 Sold vnto mrs Mary Kitomaquund, foure kine, three yearling heifers, one yearling bullock, two bull calves, & 2. COW calves of his Lops stock, now being in the possession of mrs Mangarett Brent; for the price of five thousand seven hundred
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