460Court and Testamentary Business, 1656.

         Liber B. George Mee Sworne and Examined Saith, That mr ffriend-

         No.3. Ship Sold his part of the Land which was between George

              Manners and the Said ffriendship unto Edward Hall and to

              the best of this Deponents Remembrance that Edward Hall

              was to Give me ffriendship one hhd of Tobacco or thereabouts

              for it and further Saith not  Signum

                                            George G M Me

          Henry Potter plft    Whereas the Action depending be-

              Capt Wm Mitchell    tween Henry Potter plft and Thomas

              Attorny of Tho: Orley deft) Orley defendt hath this day been debated

              in Court and the piantiffe moveing the Court for a Reference

              untill the next Court in regard the plfts Wittnesses Could not

              be Summoned And Capt William Mitcheli Attorney of the

              defendant being willing thereunto, the Court hath Granted a

              reference in the Suit untill the next Court.

               Elizabeth Claxton Sworne and Examined Saith that Henry

              Potter Comeing unto Thomas Orleys where he lived demanded

              his Bond and Agreement, that was to fence in all the whole

              Plantation, and Orley repiyed if the bond was he Said he would

              perform it, and told him it was a busie time now he Could not

              tend it, I hope Henry you will be reasonable with me If I can-

              not tend to make this fence I will Satisfie you in Tobacco, and

              Henry Potter Said lie would rather have fencing, And further

              Saith not                    Sign

                                Elizabeth M Claxton

              Henry Keene plft     Nonsuit is Granted unto mrs Dorrington

              mrs Ann Dorrington cleft in the Suit of Henry Keene about a har

          p. 208   gain of Land on which the Said Keene now Lives, And is with

              Consent of both parties referred to mr Mich: Brooke Capt

              Sampson Waring, rnr Henry Osborne and mr Tho: Thomas to

              Judge what the building and Cleaning is worth and upon their

              non agreemt to Chuse an Umpere and what they Shall agree

              of the Said mrs Dorrington is to Satisfie unto the Said Keene

              and to have quiet possession Provided that Indifferent time be

              Given to the Said Keene for the finishing of the Crop now

              upon it and the Said Keene to pay Court Charges.

              Marke Pheypoe plft  Nonsuit is Granted to Richard True in

              Richard True defendt the Suit of Marke Pheypoe with Charges

              Emperor S,nith pift Refference is Granted unto John Neviii

              John Nevili defendt deft in the Suit of Emperor Smith plantiffe

              untiil the next Court.