510Court and Testamentary Business, 1657.

         Liber B. Sixty pounds of Tobacco and Caske as by Bill appcareth which,

         No. Bill was assigned unto William Marshall by Phillip Land, and

             the Said Marshall Suing this Court for Satisfaction for the Said

             Debt, The Court doth order that the Said Smith Shall Satisfie

             the Said debt of 3 hundd and Sixty pounds of Tobacco and

             Caske unto the Said Marshall, with Cost of Suit, or Else

             Execution

             Order to Patrick Forrest

               Upon the motion of Patrick forrest to this Court that a

             probat might be made of the wills of mr Thomas Hatton and

             mrs Hatton deceased, and in regard the Wittnesses Lives

             Something remote, whereby they Cannot Conveniently Come

             to the Court, The Court doth therefore order that the Said

             Forrest (being one of the overseers of the will of the Said mrs

             Hatton) Shall repair to mr John Hatch, or mr John Lawson,

             who is hereby Impowered to Summon Such Wittnesses before

             them, as can make proofe of the Deseasants Wills, and that

             returne thereof be made to the next Provinciall Court

             James Jollyes Bill, to David Farrera

               Be it knowne unto all men by these presents that I James

             Jolly do bind my Self my heires, Assignes Executrs or Admin-

             istrators to pay or Cause to be paid unto David Farrera his

             heirs Assignes Executors or Admrs the full and JUSt Sume of

             one Thousand Six hundred pounds of Good Sound well Con-

             ditioned Tobacco and Caske without Ground Leaves to be paid

             at or before the 10th of October next Ensuing the date hereof,

             I Sett my hand this last of march 1657

                                                Signum

          Signed and Delivered & Sealed in the James I I lolly

                            Signum

          prsence of us, Robert R T Taylor

                       Giles Sadleir

        p. 285 Be it knowne unto all men by these presents that I Iames

             Jolly do bind over my Cow and Calf, and heifer and my Crop

             unto David Farrera for the Said Tobacco Above-Mentioned,

             and in Case the Tobacco be not paid, I also bind over all

             moveable, and unmovcable Estate, which I will Confess in

             Court upon Demand, whereunto I Sett my hand this last of

             march 1657.

              Signedi and                       Signum

              Sealed in the presence of us   James II Jolly

               Giles Sadleir       Concordat Cum Orriginali

                    Signum         teste me Tho: Turner Clk

               Robert R T Tayler