Provincial Court Proceedings, 1659. 281

It is Ordered th^t the plf choose out of the defts owne stock One
Cow, & one calfe, th^t was calued about the last of Aprill or in May
following. And the deft to pay Court charges.

Liber
P. C. R.

Whereas Cap^t Thomas Cornewaleys hath petitioned this Court for
an Order agst the Estate of Cap^t Will^m Mitchell for One Thousand
pownds of Tob. attatched in the hands of M^r John Bateman, the
Attatchm^t being Ret. this Court, It is Ordered th^t the Attatchm^t be
continued, & th^t the Executo^r or Admistrato^r haue notice gyuen him,
by the next Prouinciall Court, Otherwise the Court to proceed to
Judgm^t in case noe appearance be made.

Cornewaleys
v. Mitchell
Vid. fol. 311
& fol. 324
p. 244

Whereas att the last Prouinciall Court held 24^o ffebruary M^r
Attorney Grail on the behalfe of the L^d Prop^e demanded a serut,
as belonging to the Estate of John Dandy, of M^r Richard Hotchkeys,
W^ch Cause was then respited till this Prouinciall Court, to the end th^t
ffrancis the Wife of George Beckwith bee p^cnt in Court, as by the s^d
Order may appeare. According to w^ch s^d Order George Beckwith
on the behalfe of his Wife appearing & being not able to proue the
contrary, but th^t Judgm^t passed agst John Dandy, by reason of her
misdeano^r, shee then lyuing in the s^d Dandies howse, as by another
former Order may allso appeare.
The Judgm^t of the Court is th^t the s^d ffrancis ought to satisfy to
the L^d Prop^e th^t seauen hund^d & fifty pownds of Tob, recouered out
of the s^d Dandies Estate (by reason of her misdemeano^r) according
to th^t Order of Court.
And Ordered th^t George Beckwith, marryed the s^d ffrancis, &
possessing her Estate satisfy the same to the L^d Prop^e as afores^d.

Re Dandy's
Estate
Vid. fol. 163

The plf sheweth by his Petⁿ, th^t he did worke for the deft att
Hebdens Poynt, for w^ch he demandeth 1640^l Tob, W^ch the deft will
not allow, & refuseth to satisfy. And further th^t he made the deft
his Attorney to receaue certaine Tobacco, in Virginia due to him,
w^ch the deft denyeth to haue receaued, (though the plf beleiueth or
supposeth the Contray) & will not come to an account therefore, &
To proue his first allegadn produceth his testimonies.
James Hall deposed sayth That himself e sett up the fframe of a
howse twenty foote long, & fiueteene foote wide (all but the studds)
att Hebdens Poynt, And further th^t hee this Depon^t putt up the
Posts of the Welch Chimney, All the Rest of the worke Hugh Beuin
finished, And th^t he saw the s^d Beuin att worke on the other Twenty
foote howse, but cannot declare whither the s^d Beuin finished it,
or not.
Edmund Nanf an deposed sayth, That hee was p^ent att the bargaine
made betwixt Richard Abrahall & Hugh Beuin, And Beuin was to
sett him up, Seauentie ffoote of howseing; whereof there was a
twenty foote howse built, And the frame of the fifty foote howse

Hugh Bevin
v. M^r Symon
Ouerzee