Court and Testamentary Business, 1649 50.233

       Vaughan or any others touching the premisses if the Court Liber B.

       Should See Cause, It is therefore thought fitt (the Secretaries

       flees being Leviable upon Execucon and upon pusall of the

       Said Lumbards Lre and Accompt and the Said mr Marsh his

       attestacon thereupon, It is ordered that he the Said Lumbard

       Shall forthwith pay to the Said Secretary the Said Two thou-

       sand two hundred twenty Seven pounds of Tobacco and

       Cask as also Such other ffees of his the Said Secretaries

       as the Said Secretary Shall hereafter make appeare by proofe

       here upon Record that the Said Lumbard as Sheriffe aforesaid

       hath before this time received of his, and no Satisfaction given

       when Such proofe Shall be made appeare as is desired, And

       that the Said Secretaries now Mocon or this present Order or

       any Execucon thereupon Shall be no prejudice to the Said

       Secretary in any Suit by him to be brought hereafter agst the

       Said Capt Vaughan touching the premisses or against any

       others either as Sureties for the Sd Lumbards due Execucon of

       his Said office, or for defect of Such Security in case the Said

       Lumbard prove to be Non Solvent.

       Thomas Ward Chiiurg: plt The Compit Sues to be relieved

        Tho:     Ringould and defts } against the Defendts for that the deft

   Henry Clay           mr Ringold and others by his ap- p. 408

       pointmt by unlawfull hunting and killing of hogs (as he al-

       ledgeth) upon the Island of Kent in or neare Cabbin Neck

       without the precincts of the Lord proprs fforrest did fright and

       Scatter pltes piggs being about forty that not above Eleven

       Marked hogs of them have been Since Seene or found in or

       near that neck, to his Damage of 2000' Tob. and Caske, And

       for that the deft Clay (though the Compit warned him to the

       Contrary would not forbear hunting amongst his hogs upon

       the Said Island to his great Damage, To this the defendt

       Ringould denyed that he either hunted unlawfully or that the

       plt was any way Damnified by any hunting of his the defend-

       ants, And the defendt Clay in Answer Said that he never

       prjudiced the plt by hunting amongst his hogs neither did he

       hunt or Come amongst the pltes hogs but as being imployed

       by the other defendt mr Ringould by Vertue of the Governours

       Warrt for killing of wild hogs. And the Corn plt not makeing it

       appeare by any proofe produced that either of the defendants

       had unlawfully hunted or that he the Complainant had Sus-

       tained any Damage by their hunting as is Charged against

       them. This Court thereupon having taken the Matter into

       Serious consideration, Upon full hearing what could be al-

       ledged on either party, Seeth no Cause to give the Compit

       any reliefe in tills Suit against the defendants or Either of

       them, And doth therefore order that this the Said compltes