114 Court and Testamentary Business, 1649 50.

          Liber B. Wm Stone Esq plt                       1 Upon the Complayant's demand of

               Rebecca Manners widow    ffourteen hundred Ninety two pounds

               Admrx of George Manners by    of Tobacco and Cask out of the Estate

               Edwd Hall her Attorney DeftJ

               of George Manners deceased, Edward

               Hall the Defdts Attorney upon the Complaynts agreement to

               accept of one thousand pounds of Tobacco and Cask part

               thereof appearing to be due by the Decedent's own account

               before his death Soe as the Administratrix be allowed the

               Remainder Consenteth thereunto, It is thereupon Ordered

               that the Defdt Shall pay unto the Complaynt out of the Said

               Decedents Eate one thousand pounds of Tobacco and Cask

               and that She Shall be allowed the Sd remainder, The plt make-

               ing the Same appear to be due, But execucon thereupon is

               Stayed till a twelve Month after the Decedts death

                John Nicholls demandeth out of the Estate of George Man-

               ners deceased one hundred and eighty pounds of Tobacco

           p. 242   payable by bill in November last, And Edward Hall the Attor-

               ney of the Decedent's Admrx acknowledgeth the Debt It is

               therefore Ordered that the Admrx Shall pay the Same to the

               Compit out of the Decedts estate but execution is thereupon

               Stayed till a twelve Month after the Said Decedts death

                To the demand of Mr George Mee out of the Estate of

               George Manners deceased, and to all other demands out of

               the sd Estate not already adjudged, Edward Hall the Attorney

               of Rebecca Manners the Admrx desireth respited to make any

               Answr till the next Court, that in the meantime he may peruse

               the decdts accornpts for his better Instruction therein, which the

               Court thinks reasonable and doth Order the Same accord-

               ingly, and the Said Mr Mee is then to be heard in the first

               place, he attending the Court and then moveing for that

               purpose

               John Meredith plt    The Complaynt prosecuting against

               Mr Willm Daynes by  the Deft upon an action of Defa

               George Mee his Attorney Deft) macan, for that the Defd reported

               here that he had heard one Thomas Gutridge in Vir-

               ginia Say, that the plt had got one of his Negroes wth Child

               and that he had a black bastard in Virginia, wch Report the

               Coniplaynt Saith tends much to his disgrace and defamacon

               wch he values at twenty thousand pounds Sterling, And the

               Report being not denyed by Mr Geo Mee the Defdts Attorney

               present in Court who Confessed that the Deft acknowledged

               that he had Spoken Such words and the Same appearing other-

               wise also to this Court, And the Defdt now failing to produce