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         Liber B. of his dangerousness to the publick peace of this Province, if

          No. 3. he Should enjoy his liberty, He the Said Josias Fendall Shall

              goe to the place from whence he Came a prisoner and there

              abide in Safe Custody untill the Matters of Governmt in the

              Province of Maryland Shall be further Settled and fully deter-

              mined by his highness the Lord Protector of England and

              Councell of State upon a Legall hearing, To which also the

              Said Josias Fendall doth Consent in Court

                Henry Parnell hath appeared in Court holden at Putuxent

          the 8th of october 1655 in the behalf of Edward Packer as

          Security for the payment of a fine Imposed upon the Said

          Packer of five thousand pounds of Tobacco and hath intreated

          the Court to Mittigate the Said fine, who thereupon have

          remitted one thousand pounds of Tob of the Said fine, And

          the Said Henry Parnell doth in the presence of the Court En-

          160 gage himself with the Said Edward Packer to pay four thou-

          sand pounds of Tobacco and Caske unto the Publick upon

              Lawfull Demand                  Henry Parnell

                Henry Parnell in the behalf of Job Chandler gent engageth

              himself to this present Court, That the Sd Job Chandler Shall

              be an appeare ready at the house of the Said Henry Parnell in

              Wicocomoco river upon the last day of october Instant, To

              attend Such order as this Court Shall Comrnitt to Such persons

              as they Shall think fitt to Execute the Said order against the

              Said Job Chandler Concerning his fine of fifteen thousand

              pounds of Tobacco to the publick imposed & yet to be Levied

              on the Estate of the Said Job Chandler Henry Parnell

                Whereas James Waker by a writing under his hand Con-

              fesseth Certaine debts to be due to Georg Burbage, And it

              appeares by Bills Exhibited in Court that the Said debts

              amount unto twelve hundred and fifty pounds of Tobacco, It

              is ordered that the Said James Waker having appeared by an

              Attorney, and had Liberty to defend himself in the Said plea

              of debt and brings nothing to traverse the Suit of the pif, but

              on the Contrary acknowledgeth, Shall pay the Said twelve hun-

              dred & fifty pounds of Tobacco to the Said George Burbage

              or his Assigns and Charges Expended in the Suit

                Whereas Phillip Land was arrested at the Suit of John Bar-

              rife, Attorney of francis Emperour, and the Said Land avoided

              to Answer the Suit, It is ordered that an attachment be issued

              on the Goods & Chattells of the Said Land to be liable Satisfie

              two thousand Seven hundred and fifty pounds of Tobacco to

              the Sd Emperour, if it be So determined, And the Said Land

              is to appear at the next Provinciall Court