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       hogs that he had killed if he could proove or Sweare they were Liber B.

       his and further Sayth not.

                           Sworne before me Ri: Preston

        John Taylor and John Gramer Sworne and Examined the

       20th ffebruary 1652.

        Sayth That mr Brooke did Say to Robert Taylor that if that

       he could proove the two hogs to be his that was killed that he

       would Double the Value of them according to Law, and further

       Sayth Not.

                           Sworne before me. Ri: Preston

       Mr John Henry & Willm Coursey pltes     The Complt Sues for

       Mr ‘I'homas Daines p Geo: Mee Attorney  Damages for non perform-

       Defendant  ance of Covenants accord

       ing to agreemt in writing mr Mee the defendants Attorney

       desires respite till he may Send to the defendt for his Answer,

       The Court thereupon doth respite the further hearing hereof

       till the next Court and will then proceed to give the plt Such

       reliefe upon their Covenant as Shall be fitt

       Thomas Gerrard Esq pt The plantiffe Sues to be releived for

       mr Cuthbart ffenwick deft that he paid to the deft who was then

       Capt Richard Ingles Attorney Eight hundred Sixty and four

       pounds of Tobacco and four pounds and half of Beaver as full

       Satisfaction of a Bill dated the fifteenth of ffebruary 1643

       wherein he was bound to the Said Ingle for paymt thereof and

       that the Said defendant hath not according to his undertaking

       delivered up the Said Bill, But he is Liable to be Sued for the P. 418

       debt thereupon, Capt Thomas Cornwallis who hath or lately had

       the Same in his Custody haveing demanded Satisfaction againe

       upon the Same and desires that he may either have his Bill deliv-

       ered up or his Tobacco and Beaver paid upon the Same, to be

       restored with Damages, To which the Deft acknowledgeth that

       he being Capt Ingles Attorney received the before Mentioned

       Tobacco & Beaver in Satisfaction of the Said Bill, but by

       reason of the plunder was disabled to deliver up the Bill: and

       Capt Cornwalleyes now present in Court being Assignee or

       Attorney of the Said Ingle alledgeth that he hath not the Said

       Bill now in his Custody nor ought as he conceives to be Com-

       pelled to the delivery up thereof, and the Cornplt offering to

       take his oath that the Bill which Capt Cornwalleyes Shewed

       him Since his last Comeing in and upon which he demanded

       Satisfaction as aforesaid was the Bill in question, And the deft

       offers also to take his oath that he was Ingles Attorney, And

       that if he might See the Bill which the plantiffe alledgeth he

       Saw in Capt Cornwalleye's hands, could depose whether it were