Provincial Court Proceedings, 1657-8. 31

Thousand four hundred pounds of Tobacco, And Walter Peake
Caveating to this Court that Administration may not be Granted
alledging that the Said Simpson made a Will, The Court doth
therefore order that if no will appeare at the next Court then
Administracon to be Granted unto the Said Owen Iames upon the
Estate of the Said Simpson deceased.

Lib. B. No. 3

Walter Peake demandeth one Thousand pounds of Tobacco out
of the Estate of Paul Simpson deceased, due to the Said Peake by
being Security for the S^d Simpson to m^r Simon Overzee.

Peake v.
Simpson

Whereas it appeareth to this Court th^t m^r Henry Hooper is
Indebted unto m^r Thomas Gary Merch^t upon Ballance of all ac-
counts between the Said Gary and the Said Hooper, the Sume of
five hundred Seventy Eight pounds of Tobacco and Caske, Except-
ing two hundred pounds of Tobacco w^ch in the Said account is
Charged for Copper Lace, which is to remain Charged and not —
discompted for upon the Testimony of m^r Thomas Iordan merchant,

Cary v.
Hooper

which if he the Said m^r Iordan Shall testifie that it is to be Charged
upon the Said Hoopers accompt, is then to be added to the Said
five hundred Seventy Eight pounds of Tobacco & Caske, The Court
doth order that the Said m^r Hooper Shall Satisfie the Said debt of
five hundred Seventy Eight pounds of Tobacco and Caske with
Coste of Suit or Else Execution.

p. 400

Whereas it appeareth to this Court that W^m Hammington Stand-
eth Indebted unto Richard Collett in the Sume of three hundred
pounds of Tobacco and Caske, The Court doth order that the s^d
Hamington do forthwith Satisfie the Said Debt of three hundred
pounds of Tobacco and Caske with Cost of Suit or Else Execution.

Collett v.
Hamming-
ton

Nonsuit is Granted unto m^r Hugh Standley in an Action wherein
the Said Standley is defendant, and Iames Veitch plantiffe with
Cost of Suit

Veitch v.
Standley

Whereas it appeareth to this Court that Iohn Tennis Standeth
Indebted unto Iohn Lord in the Sume of two hundred fifty and three
pounds of Tobacco and Caske by Bill, The Court doth order that
the S^d Tenniss do forthwith Satisfie the Said Debt with Cost of
Suit or Else Execution.

Lord v.
Tennis

Whereas it appeareth to this Court that Thomas Stone is indebted
unto Ann Barbery the Sume of two hundred ninety five pounds of
Tobacco and Caske due by accompte, The Court doth therefore
order that the Said Thomas Stone Shall forthwith pay the Said two
hundred ninety and five pounds of Tobacco and Caske with Cost of
Suit or Else Execution.

Barbery v.
Stone