130 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1658.

Liber
P. C. R.
Anderton v.
Bowlin

John Anderton demands warr^t agst James Bowlin in an accon of
Case.
Warr^t to the Sheriffe of Caluert County to arrest &c: Ret. ut
Supra
Sub poena for Will^m Hampsted & Alexander Laremore 500^l Tob
apeice, to testify in dicta Causa. Ret. ut Supra.
Sub poena for Arthure Ludford (500^l Tob.) to testify in eade^r
causa on the behalfe of James Bowlin.

Anderton v.
Hooper

John Anderton demands warr^t agst Henry Hooper in an accon
of Case.
Warr^t to the Sheriffe of Calu^et County to arrest &c: Ret. ut
Supra.

Staueley v.
Sharpe

Adam Staueley demands warr^t agst Peter Sharpe in an accon of
Case.
Warr^t to the Sheriffe of Caluert County to arrest &c: Ret. ut
Supra.
Subpoena for Stephen Benson, & his Wife (500^l Tob. apeice) to
testify in dicta Causa. Ret. next Pro: Court, ut Supra.

Septembr
6^th
Cornwaleys
v. Burrowes

Cap^t Thomas Cornewalleys demands war^t agst Nathaniel Bur-
rowes in an accon of Case, of 1500^l Tob.
Warr^t to the Sheriffe of Calv^et County to arrest &c: Ret. ut Supra.

Septemb^r
11^th
John
Waghop's
mark

John Waghop of Piny-Poynt enters his marke of Cattle & hoggs
(Viz.) Crop'd on the left eare w^th a slitt in it. The Right eare ouer-
keeld.

ffrances
Grosse's
mark

ffrances Gosse her marke (Viz) Cropd' on the left eare, w^th a hole
in it: the right eare ouerkeeld.

Archib.
Waghop's
mark

Archibald Waghop enters his owne marke of Cattle &c: (Viz) A
slitt in both eares.

P. 89
Eliz:
Waghop's
mark

Archibald Waghop enters the marke of Elizabeth Waghop his
God-daughter (Viz) A slitt in both eares, w^th an underkeele on the
right eare.

Ouerzee's
Power of
Attorney

Know all men by these p^ents th^t I Symon Ouerzee of the Prou-
ince of Maryland haue constituted & ordeyned M^r Philip Land to be
my Law full Attorney, To answere to all such suites now depending
in Law, in the County of S^t Maries: & all suites now depending, or
shall bee called uppon in the Prouinciall Court, in the prouince of
Maryland. In all manner of accons, of what nature soeu^r as well to
answere, as to requyre Judgm^t agst all p^esons th^t shall proue to stand