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      Or in defalt of Such delivery by the time aforesaid, the Deft is Liber B.

      then forthwith in liew thereof to pay to the Compit eight hun-

      dred pounds of Tobacco and Caske.

      Mr Thomas Daynes Extor of ) The Complt by his Said Attorney

      Mrs Ann Cowper by Mr Henry Sueth for three hundred eighty and

 Coursey his Attorney plt and eight pounds of Tobo and Cask

      p bill, and accompt, And the Defdt acknowledgeth the debt,

      but alleadgeth he is not bound to paymt this year in regard it

      was not demanded according to the Provisoe in the bill and

      bill cancell d desired to have the Same tryed by a Jury, But the

      Court finding that the Complaynts Attorney endeav-

      oured to make demand by the time limitted, but was hindred

      by extremity of weather and that the demand was made the

      next morning after, and conceives in equity noe advantage

      ought to be taken thereupon, And doth therefore Order that

      the Deft Shall forthwith pay to the Sd Complt the Said three

      hundred eighty and eight pounds of Tobacco & Caske and the

      bill to be delivered up to be cancelled.

                   to ffebr 1652 Execuc inde ad Satisfaciend

      John Shertcliff Compit The Complaynts Suit being for 267 l of

      Lt Richd Bancks Extor Tob and Cask & a pail of Salt. The To-

      of Joseph Cadle Deft bacco being the remainder of 467 l Tob

      formerly due as appears by the Deposicon of Richard Willan

      2001 Tobacco thereof being paid in Cask, and the Salt being

      proved by Charles Maynard his Oath, And the Deft not p. 280

      makeing any objection agt the Said proofes It is Ordered that

      he Shall pay to the plt out of the Decedent's Estate at the

      expiracon of the time limitted by the Custome in that behalf

      Two hundred Sixty and Seven pounds of Tobacco and Cask

      and a pail of Salt

                  Richard Willan aged thirty years or there-

                  abouts being deposed the 11th of March 1651

                  upon Oath Saith

        That being at Joseph Cadle's house with John Shertcliff

      about the 11th of 12th of ffebruary, and there I made up their

      account, and there was due to Jo: Shertcliff from Joseph

      Cadle 467 l of Tobacco acknowledged by the Said Joseph

      Cadle and further he deposeth not.

                  Jurat coram me John Pille Richard Willan

        Charles Maynard aged 31 years or thereabouts being deposed

      the 15th of March 1651 upon his Oath Saith

        That Some time in November I was goeing to John Shert-

      cliff's house Joseph Cadle desired me to take the Bagg and to