376Court and Testamentary Business, 1654.

         Liber B. Received by us Henry Adams and James Langworth feoffees

               in trust of the Estate of Thomas Green Esq deceased of Thomas

               Hatton Gent his Ldps Attorney Generall Seven hundred thirty

               two pounds of Tobaccoe and Caske in part of what remains due

               to the Estate of the Said mr Greene out of the Dutch Custome

               by Virtue of an Act of Assembly in that behalf of the 21th of

               Aprill 1649 being one Thousand twenty and two pounds of

               Tob: & Caske according to allowance we Say received Seven

               hundred thirty and two pounds of Tobacco and Caske, as

               Wittness our hands this 18th day of October 1651

               In the presence of           James Langworth

                 the marke of               Henry Adams

               John IM Mansell

                Received by me John Jarbo of Tho Hatton Gent his Ldps

               Attorney Generall five hundred Seventy five pounds of Tobacco

               and Caske in part of what was allowed to me out of half the

               Dutch Custome either as Atturney for Bartram Obert or other-

               wise by Vertue of the Act of Assembly in that behalf of the

               21th of Aprill 1649. I Say received received as Wittness my

               hand this 21th of November 1651

               In the presence of                 Jno Jarbo

               John Pille

                Received by me John Dandy of mr Thomas Hatton his

               Ldps Attorney Generall four hundred pounds of Tobacco and

               Caske in part of Nine hundred pound of Tobacco and Caske

               allowed to me out of half the Dutch Custome by Virtue of the

               Act of Assembly in that behalf of the 21th of Aprill 1649

               Wittness my hand this 21th of November 1651.

                                       John Dandyes A Marke

               In the presence of

               Patrick fforrest

            p. 588 Received by me Richard Willan of mr Thomas Hatton his

               Ldps Attorney Generall Two hundred and Eighty pounds of

               Tobacco and Caske remaining Due to me of four hundred

               pounds Tobacco allowed to me out of half the Dutch Customes

               according to the Act of Assembly of the 21th of Aprill 1649

               And is in full discharge of the Said four hundred pounds of

               Tobacco and CaskeWittness my hand this Eight day of

               January 1651

               In the Presence of            Richard Willan

               Nicholas Gwither

                Received by me Henry Pountney of mr Thomas Hatton his

               Ldps Attorney Generall Six hundred pounds of Tobacco and