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       Tho: Speake Gentn pr Attornat Edw: Packer made his ap- Liber A.

     pearance att this Court, & desyreth to haue the cause heard &

     determined wch is commenced agst by Mr Tho: Copley. The

     sd Mr Copley not being in the pro: & noe Attorney for him

     prnt in Court to make demand, or proue. The cause is Respited

     till next Court wth the consent of the abouesd Mr Speaks At

     torney.

     Att a Court held att John Neuell att the request of ffrancis Van

     St Johns 10o ffeb.  Enden sayth uppon his oath, That before

   Prnt Gouernor  Christmas last att Tho: Peteet's howse Mr

     Jno Hallowes bargayned wth ffrancis Van Enden & couenanted

     tht the sd ffrancis should make our all his right in his Leuy this

     yeare unto the sd Hallowes, in consideraon of a debt wch the sd

     Hallowes claymed of him. Whereuppon the sd Hallowes

     ingaged himselfe, tht after bee should receaue the sd Leuy, to

     trust the sd ffrancis wth 1000 l Tob. in goods. the sd ffrancis

     gyuing Bill for the paymt thereof againe the next yeare &

     further he sayth not.            Jno + Neuell

     Jurat in caria.

       Vppon the demand abouesd of Tho: Hebden plf, uers Tho:

     Jackson deft, the deft being called, & not appearing by him

     selfe, or Attorney (this being the last day of the Court) The plf

     produced the Bill of the sd Tho: Jackson in Court for 350' Tob.

     & cask. & declared uppon oath tht he neur receaued any satis

     faction therfore. Whereuppon it is Ordered .by the Court tht

     the plf should recour according to his demand.

       Vppon the demand of Nicolas Gwyther plf, uers Tho: Jack

     son deft The deft not appearing as abouesd the plf was admitted

     to proue his demand. & the demand appearing uppon Record,

     tht the demand was according to a iudgmt of Court 6o De

     cembris. ut Supra. It is Ordered tht the plf shall recour 265 l

     Tob & cask wth is fownd due, in Mrs Margarett Brents hands,

     uppon the acct of his L

       Vppon the complt of Mrs Margarett Brent plf uers Edwards

     Comm ins deft. The deft pr Attornat George Manners desyreth

     respite till next Court, for tht he hath not his euidence ready in

     Court, whereby to proue, tht the deft hath satisfyed Capt Giles

     Brent, for what could bee alleaged concerning the dammages

     pretended. & further tht Capt Brent assured the deft, tht hee

     should not bee impleaded, or come to any dammage, touching

     any matter, tht should bee obiected agst him, for any such

     dammages wch was graunted.