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218 Court and Testamentary Business, 1649 50.
Liber B. Mr John Ashcomh plt Upon the plfes motion, It is Ordered Ismaell Wright deft that the Defendant doe forbeare to Cutt down or alter any the marked Trees of the Complts bounds or otherwise to disturb bin in his possession of the land in question, till the hearing of the Cause be Ended upon paine of the Censure of the Court in case of his Contempt in this par- ticular
Thomas Bennett against whom a Speciall Warrt had issued out for his apprehension as Servant to mr Peter Langdell Clarke, appearing this day moved the Court, informing that he was a freeman haveing Served out his time and Desireing to be discharged from the Said Warrt And Thomas Gerrard Lsq Langdells Attorney not being able to prove to the Con- trary, It is ordered that Bennett Continue with mr Gerrard 6 months, and that if the Said mr Langdell upon Notice Shall not in the meane time, Satisfie the Court by proofe that the Said Bennett is his Servant, he Shall at the end of the Said Six Months be freed, and mr Gerrard will in that case allow him meat drink and Clothes during that time, and a Suit of Clothes and 3 Barrell of Corne at the Expiration of that Time.
Thomas Cornwallis Esq plt A Petition was preferred by the plan- Thomas Gerrard Esq deft tiffe to have reliefe against the defcndt pretending that the defendt had unlawfully possessed himself of the Complts Estate, Assigned to him by Capt Richard Ingle as by the peticon upon Record Appeares, The defendant An- swers that he possessed himself of floe part of the Said Estate p. 386 but by a Just and a Legall Course as he can make appeare if the Court will allow him time to produce his writeings for that purpose, It is Thereupon Ordered that the further hearing hereof be respited till a Court to be held the Second day of the next Assembly, In case an Assembly be appointed to be held for this Province before Aprill next, And if not then till the tenth of that Month And the Court will then proceed to the further hearing thereof as shall be thought fitt.
p. 387 Thomas Cornwallis Esqr The Complaint as Attorney & As- Thomas & John Sturman defts J signee of Richard Ingle, Marriner Sues for Tobaccoes Claimed to be due from the defendant to the said Ingle which the deft John Sturman by his Answer denies to be due, It is ordered that the hearing be respited till the next Court, and the Records to be Searched in the Meane- time whether any Act of Attender were passed here against the Said Ingle. p. 388 Thomas Cornwallis Esq plt The plantiffe Sues to be relieved John Sturman defendt touching a Cow of his & alledged to have been mismarked by the defendant in the time of the late
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