Court and Testamentary Business, 1649 50.247

      Thomas Bushell plt  The plantiffe Sues to be releived against Liber B.

      ffreindship Toung and the defendant upon a Bill date 21th Jan.

      mr Cuthbt. ffenwick deft) uary 1651 for one able man Servant

      betwixt Eighteen and twenty five yeares of age with four years

      to Serve at least, or otherwise a Boy for Seven years or above

      with Good Sufficient apparell to be delivered at Christmas

      then next, the defendt acknowledgeth the Bill but alledgeth the p. 425

      want of Servants Shiping not Comeing in, It is ordered that

    the defendants by the last of may performe their ingagemt or

              in default thereof Execution and the Bill to be

      Bill Cancelled

              delivered up to be cancelled.

          9 Junij 1653. Execut agt the body of mr Cuthbt ffenwick

          ad Satisfaciend

        Upon the Motion of Henry Hide Servant to mr Laurence

      Starkey to be relieved against the Said mr Starkey, alledging

      that he would keep him a perpetual Servant, The Court being

      fully Satisfied of the Complainants Grievance, mr ffenwick

      Attorney to mr Starkey alledging what he thought convenient.

      The Court orders that the Complaint returne home to his Said

      Master and to Serve him from the Last of October next

      Ensueing this date untill three years be fully Compleated and

      Ended, In Consideration whereof the Said mr Starkey is to

      give to the Complainant at the Expiration of the aforesaid

      Time one heifer of two years old one Sow of one yeare old

      with Come and Clothes according to the Custome of the

      Countrey

                         His Ldps Said Attorney Generall on

      mi Thomas Hatton hts Ldps

      Attorney Generall plantiff      the behalf of his Ldp Suing to be

      Seigar Jacob Dirickson by     I relieved touching a Bill of Seven hun-

      John Hatch Defendant

        dred ninety and five pounds of To

      bacco and Caske due from Thomas Warr to the defendant Dir-

      ickson and assigned by the Said Derickson to Thomas Greene

      Esq Deceased his Ldps then Receiver towards Satisfaction of

      Soc much of his Ldps Custome which Bill was accepted by the

      Said mr Greene, in case the Said Warr did make paymt thereof

      otherwise to be returned And the Defendants Said Attorney

      alledging what he thought fitt in the Busieness, It is Ordered

      that the Bill be delivrd up to John Hatch the defendants

      Attorney and the Seven Hundred ninety and five pounds of

      Tobacco and Caske to be paid to his Lordship or his Said

      Attorney Generall in Satisfaction of Soc much of the Customes

                         The Complainant Sueth to have p. 426

      Mr Thomas Hatton his Ldps     .    .

      Secretary plantiffe, Skyper Satisfaction for the remainder of Cer-

      Jacob Derickson by John tame Goods, to have beene delivered

       Hatch his Attorney defendt     . ,     .

                       him upon St George s River by Christ-