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       Thomas Cornwallyes Esq plt The plantiffe and defendt producing Liber B.

       Coll ffrancis Yardley defendt their Accompts on both Sides after

       Much Arguing thereupon It is by Consent of both parties,

       Ordered that the defendant doe pay unto the plantiff fourteen

      hundred pounds of Tobacco and Caske with Court Charges.

              30 May Execuc inde con Stat deft ad Satisfaciend.

       Marks Pheypo plte    The Compite Sues for Satisfaction for

       Coll ffrancis Yardley deft    two Voyages from Virginia to the defendts

       plantacon here in this province wherein the deft imployed him

       and his Sloop or Shallop, To which the defendt aliedgeth that

       he gave mr Chapley 12001 of Tobacco or in Value for the first

       Voyage according to his Agreemt with him who was mr of the

       Vessell and Saith that for the Second Voyage the pite onely

       tooke him into his Boate with four persons more being hither

       bound with Some Other Small fraight for which he thought he

       would not have Expected any thing, and the defendant not

       being able to proove that the plantiffe made any Agreement

       with him or that he was Master of the Vessell Saw no Cause

       to relieve him as touching the first Voyage, But for the Second

       with the pltes Consent It is ordered that the plantiffe Satisfie

       to the defendt five hundred pounds of Tobacco and Caske with

       Court Charg30 Maij Execuc Con Stat deft ad Satisfaciend           p. 6o6

       Edward Packer Attorn of Cal    The plantiffes Suit being

       ffrancis Yardley plantiffe    for 1000 l Tob: & Caske a

       Richard Hotchkeys & Willm Boreman dcfts piece for two Anckors of

       Drams apiece which the defts had of him which were Coll

       Yardleys and Sold at that rate and no Satisfaction given and

       the defendants acknowledging the debt It is Ordered that the

       defendant Hotchkeys do forthwith pay unto the plte or his

       Attorney one thousand pounds of Tobacco in Caske for two of

       the Said Anckors and the defendt Boreman one thousand

       pounds of Tobacco and Caske for the other two Ankors with

       Court Charges.

         Upon the Motion of Lt Nicholas Gwither It is Ordered that

       the attachmt at his Suit Executed upon the Estate of George

       Rapier deceased doe Stand in force till the next Court

         The Court rising the Governour appointed the Next Pro-

       vinciall Court to be held the fifteenth day of November next

              The Depositions of Henry ffox, mr John Metcalfe and

              rn Phillip Land taken upon Oath in open Court the

              24th day of May 1654. Say.

         Henry ffox maketh oath that in or about March last being