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      Calvert wch was accordingly done by him. And further this                          Liber A.

      Dept sayth tht Those seauen hogsheads were ready struck &

      packed in the howse att the same time, when hee the Ed:

      Packer recd the other Ten. And when the Sd Packer recd those

      Ten hogsheads, hee would not receiue any more, because he sd

      it was fowle weather, & hee would expect till another time.

      And further hee this Dept knoweth not whether the sd Edw:

      Packer ueiwed any more Tob: then those Ten: hogsheads wch

      he recd & those other three wch he would not receiue & further

      he sayth not.                 Thomas Jackson

       Record.

       Cuth: ffenwick gent demandeth of Anthony Rawlins fiue                          p. 106

      hundd & thirty pownds Tob: due by Bill, & three hundd uppon

      acct

       Vppon the demand of Mrs Marg: Brent agst Tho: Gerrard

      Esqr to be tryed by a Jury of 12 men Mr Gerrard consented

      thereunto

       Warrt to the Sheriffe to impannell a Jury of 12 men retur.

      agst afternoone Decmbr 20

       John Hatch Sheriffe ret. wart & certif.

       Mr ffenwick          Mr Tompson  Mr Beane   Jno Medly

       Mr Cawsine Mr Brough Willm Assiter     Jno Halfhead

       Petr Makerell                    George Mannors Robt Cadger     Willm Lewis.

       The Jury returned their Verdict by Mr ffenwick. Viz

       ffownd for the plaintiffe by the Jury one thowsand, nine

      hundred, flinty fowre pownds Tob: & Charges of Court.

      Appoynted by the Gour to bee entred for the iudgmt

              Mrs Marg: Brent assigd the iudgmt to Edw: Packer.

           Exeqn uppon any the goods lands debts or chattells

         —  ad satisfaciendu.

          ‘74

       Thomas Gerrard Esqr att the request of Anthony Rawlins

      sayth uppon his oath That sometime in ffeb: 1644 he this Dept

      being aboard Ingles ship riding att an anchor neare Heron

      Iland, saw an acct shewed vnto this Dept by Mr Ingle (wch to

      the best of his knowledge was under Mr ffenwicks hand)

      wherein amongst other accts the sd Anthony was charged by

      the sd Mr ffenick debtor for one thowsand weight of Tob: &

      through the pretence of that acct he the sd Ingle deteyned the

      Tob: & refused to giue the sd Anthony any acct therfore saying

      tht if the Tob: belonged to the Gouernor Mr Copley, Capt

      Cornewalleys or Mr ffenwick, itt belonged to him. But this

      dept sayth tht hee saw noe further authority, then by tht acct