Court and Testamentary Business, 1649—50.   541

        Georg Watts being examined & sworne saith, that the Cowe Liber A.

      wch Capt Brent hath received out of the possion of Anthony

      Rawlins is none of Capt Brents Cowe And further saith that

      the Heifer wch hee the said Capt Brent claymeth is dead and

      further saith not              Sign Geo: Watts

      Jurat in Cur teste me Ro: Sedgrave cl de Corn Northumbland.

        And the deft Mrs Margaret Brent acknowledged that her p.

      brother Capt Giles Brent never had any Cowe out of Anthony

      Rawlins possion but the Cowe in question Whereby it mani

      festly appeared vnto this Court that the said Cowe did not

      belong to Capt Giles Brent as was formerly supposed It is

      therefore ordered vppon the proofe and acknowledgrnt afore

      said that the said former order bee discharged And the said

      Mrs Brent in whose possession the said Cowe nowe is shall de

      liver vpp the possession thereof to the Plaintiff vppon demand

      Mr Richard ilusbands Marriner plte   The plaintiff complayneth against

      Mr Phillipp Land deft    the deft for that hee vniustly de

      Cur 15o ffebr          teyneth from him certaine goods & writings de

      Present as

      the day before         livered to him by John Treleague the pltes servant

      and Captand craveth to haue   the same returned to him in

      John Price              .     . — . ,

      kinde or present satisfaccon in Tobacco. lo wch

      the deft confesseth hee had certaine goods & writings of the

      said Treleague, divers of wch goods hee had disposed of and

      alleadged bee bought the same of him for the next yeares pay

      but could not make the same appeare It is therefore ordered

      that the said deft shall forthwith returne to the plaintiffe the

      said writings and such of the said goods as are still in his

      custody viz: An Angell peice of gould 1 2 paire of Irish stock

      ings 2 shirts one paire of stockings and a sea Bedd And for

      the goods wch bee had disposed of shall forthwith satisfy and

      pay to the Plaintiff seaven hundred sixty seaven pounds of

      Tob: in Caske wch they were valued at in open Court together

      with Costs of suite being seaventy pounds of Tob in Caske

      Thomas Sturman plte The Plaintiffe craveth to bee releived

      Mrs Margaret Brent deft against the deft for that she vniustly dis

      turbeth him in his possession of a House & Plantacon in St

      Michaell Hundred hee claymeth to belong to him by vertue

      of grant heretofore made to Thomas Pasmore of 1000 Acres of

      land by the late Governor of this Province Leonard Calvert

      Esqr deceased within divident the said Plantacon lyeth

      And the defendant denyed that Mr Calvert whose Executor

      shee is ever granted to Pasmore 1000 Acres in that Place

      being within the said Mr Calverts Mannor wherevppon the

      originall Grant to Pasmore was read as also 2 other subsequent