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       the remainder of 1000 l Tob: wher-wth the sd Thor Weston was Liber A.

       charged by Leuy towards ffort Conquest garryson.

         Vppon the sd demand Marks Pheypo Attorney of the

       admistrator of Tho: Weston claimeth Liberty of an admistrator

       of a tweluemonth & a day. The exequuon being granted in

       the life time of the sd Mr Weston & only the renouaon of the

       same thing requyred. The opinion of the Court was tht the

       priuiledge of an admistr extended not to this case. And ther

       fore ordered tht the exeqn should be reuyued

         Vppon the demand of Henry Spink plf agst Cuth: ffenwick p. 119

       gent deft admistr of the estate of Nic: Haruey for 440 l Tob: &

       3bb Corne & cloathes according to the custome of the Cuntry.

       The deft requyreth the Liberty of an admistrator for a twelue

       month & a day. The opinion of the Court was tht the privi

       ledge of an admistr was not to be extended to the case of seruts

       wages. And soe, Ordered that the plf should recour his wages

       according the custome to of the Cuntry, ffor The 1 751 Tob:

       fownd dew to the plf to be respited according to the priuiledge

       of an admistr

         Uppon question in the Court, what was the custome of the

       Cuntry for seruants wages, The Court fownd one cap or hatt,

       one new cloath or frize suite, one shirt one pr shooes & stockins

       one axe one broad & one narrow hoe, 50 acres Land, & 3

       barrells Corne.

         Exequuo. ad satisfac: 22th Decembr 1648

         Marks Pheypo demandeth of Jno Hallowes 20 l Beaur dew to

       the estate of Tho: Pursall whose admistrator he is.

         Vppon the demand abouesd The Deft pleaded tht the sd

       demand was iudged in the Prouinciall Court, 2d March last.

       By wch iudgmt he was dismissed & therfore requyres not to be

       forced to answere againe to the sd demand.

         The Court finding vppon Record the Defts allegaon to be

       true. Judged that of right he ought to bee dismissed & ac

       cordingly dismissed him.

         Vppon the demand of Jno Hallowes plf vers Henry Boston

       deft. The Dft denyeth the acct & the deft being tendred his

       oath, & refusing the same The Plf auerring his acct uppon oath

         The Court fownd for the plf accordingly. Exequuon ad

       satisfaciendu.

         Barnaby Jackson att the request of ffrancis Van Enden sayth

       uppon his oath That he this Dept was prnt when the sd ffrancis

       made a bargaine wth John Norman. whereby itt was concluded