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       mr Brookes be allowed in lieue of the Said fourteen pounds Liber B.

       Sterling, fourteen hundred pounds of Tobacco and Caske, and

                upon the Said Account Seven hundd pounds of

       30 maij 1

       Execut inde         Tob: and Caske and three hundred pounds of

       con Estat      Tobacco and Caske in respect of his trouble and

       isfac 2400 l Charge in procureing the Said Depositions out

       Tob: & Caske J of England being in all two thousand four hun-

       Seer ffees 314

       September 26th dred pounds of Tobacco and Caske and that the

       1656 the plfe    Same be forthwith paid unto him by the defendt

       acknowledgeth

       Satisfacon       Capt Mitchell or out of his Estate together with

       upon this  Court Charges in this Suit. And it is further

       Judgment  )

                 Ordered that the Crosse Suit wherein the Said

       Capt Mitchell is plte against the Said Brookes for Considera-

       tion upon Sale of his Said wife before menconed be abso-

       lutely dismissed out of this Court with all Charges of Court to

       be paid by Cap' Mitchell in that Suit

       Francis Brookes his Accompt to Capt Mitchell. Tob: & Caske

       for 3/4 of a yard of Rich Flanders Lace                     150

       for a remnant of Scarlett 150 for Holland for 2 Caps and

         Scollops for a Cap 50               5 200

       for Silver Lace 20 for black Ribbin 24 for Scarlett

         Ribbin 30                         f        74

       for 3 Silk Laces 30 for Soweing Silk 20 for a pair               of

         white Gloves 16                    f   66

       for 1 ounce of Sleeved Silk tied up in a piece to powder

         his hair                               30

       for a blew Stone for Sore Eyes 30                 30

                     Ware for Martha Webb.

       A white Sarsnett hood Oo a Scolop hankcrchicfc and

         Cuffes 130 a holland band 20               210

                                   Tottall     760

         John Wildrnan of Westminster in the County of Middlesex

       Esq maketh Oath that he was present when Capt William

       Mitchell hired Ann Boulton to be his Servant and to go with

       him to Maryland, and it was then agreed betweene the Said p. 604

       Capt Mitchell and the Said Anne Boulton that She Should be

       the Governess of his Children and family, and that the Said

       Capt Should give the Said Ann twenty pounds Sterling by the

       year for her wages Soe long as She Should remain his Ser-

       vant, and to pay the Same either here in England or in Mary-

       land either in Money or Goods at the best rate as the Said

       Ann Should Chuse, and he the Said Capt Mitchell did there-