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       Seven hundred pounds of Tobacco might be paid in the first Liber B.

       place out of the Said Cropp, for which the Sd Sloop was Sold

       to Warr and Hunt, that Soe the Said Mr Lloyd might be

       thereby disingaged: It is Ordered that before the Said Crop

       or any part thereof be otherwise disposed of by the Said True

       or any for him that he Shall Satisfie and pay the Said two

       thousand Seven hundred pounds of Tobacco and Caske to the

       Said Nicholas Guyther and William Boreman theire Executors

       Administrators or Assignes, and the Bill wherein Mr Lloyd

       Stands bound as aforesaid for the Same to be taken in and

       Delivered to the Said Mr Lloyd to be cancelled.

         And upon further motion of the Said Mr Hatton his Ldps

       Attorney on his Ldps behalfe desireing Satisfaction out of the

       Estate of Thomas Warr for Seven hundred Ninety five pounds

       of Tobacco and Caske due p Bill to Scipper Jacob Dirickson

       and assigned by him to his Ldps late receiver mr Green

       towards Satisfaction of the Custome due to his Ldp and for

       which an Attachment had been laid upon the Said Warrs

       Estate as aforesaid : It is ordered that all the Estate of the

       Said Warr (except the Crop aforesaid) be levyable towards

       Satisfaction of the Said debt Soe far as it will Extend.

         Upon Mocon made unto this Court this present day by his

       Ldps Secretary mr Thomas Hatton to be relieved upon an

       Attachment for 278 l of Tobacco and Cask due to him by

       Judgment for flees and by Bill out of the Estate of Thomas

       Hamper lately departed this Province, Touching which mr Wil- p. 362

       liam Eltonhead Now moved the Court, declaring that he hired

       a Servant unto the Said Hamper for this year for Six hundred

       pounds of Tobacco and three barrells of Come and Craveth

       that he may be Satisfied for his Said Servant out of the Said

       Hampers Estate. It is Therefore Ordered that the Said mr

       Hatton Shall be Satisfied Seventy eight pounds of Tobacco

       and Caske part of his Said Demand being Due upon Judg-

       ment out of the Said Hampers Crop of Corne, in the first

       place, and that in the next place, mr Eltonhead be Satisfied his

       Sd demand for his Servant, And if there remaine any over

       plus, that then the Said rnr Hatton be Satisfied his remaining

       debt of two hundred pounds of Tobacco & Caske due by Bill

       out of the Said Hampers Estate next after the Said mr Elton-

       head.

       Thomas Simons plt the Compit Sueth to be relieved against

       William Cole deft the defendt for Six hundred pounds of To-

       bacco due to him from William Bence which the defendant

       undertooke to pay as he alledged and produced the deposition

       of John Sturman for that purpose. To this the deft Answereth