Provincial Court Proceedings, 1659. 317

dowble the time by seruice (Viz) Twelue weekes longer, after the
expiraon of his time. As to the dammages w^ch the s^d Hopkins al-
leageth hee hath susteyned in his Crop to 3000^l Tob. Ordered as
shall be adiudged, uppon proofe by the Commis^rs of the County
Court. As to his swearing &c: Ordered th^t the s^d Owen Morgan haue
Thirty Lashes gyuen him on the bare back by the Sheriffe for his s^d
swearing & blaspheming, & disobeying his s^d Master.
War^t to the Sheriffe ad Exequendu forthw^th.

Liber
P. C. R.

To the hon^ble &c: The humble Petⁿ of Richard Deauer Sheweth.
That whereas yo^r Pet^r bought a parcell of Land in this County of
Anarundell of Archibald Archbuckle, w^ch was assigned ouer to the

Deaver v.
Archbuckle

s^d Archbuckle from John Couell (now deceased) And th^t the s^d
Couell being one that refused submission unto the p^ent gouerm^t.
The sale of the s^d Land cannot be made good, w^ch will be much to
the dammage of yo^r Pet^r, he hauing payd for the s^d Land, wherefore
yo^r Pet^r humbly Craueth Redresse herein &c :
To the petⁿ of the plf the deft sayth, That the plf ought not to
recouer of him, but of John Couell, to whom the Land did first
belong, & therefore ought in all right & equity to make good the Sale.
And thereuppon Craues an Non-suite, w^ch was graunted.

p. 285

The plf Sheweth by her Petⁿ That her ffather being killed w^th the
the Indians, her Mothers Estate was ualued by Appraysm^t att 8000^l
Tob, besides the furniture of her Chamber. Who afterwards mar-
ryed her selfe to the deft Thomas Meares. W^ch Meares now refuseth
to giue acc^t of th^t Estate; & keepeth her Brother as a Seruant or
slaue, deteyning some things allso from the plf, w^ch were by her
ffather formerly gyuen her. ffurther Crauing th^t the deft may be
enforced to giue in an account uppon Oath concerning the s^d Estate,
& That her Brother may haue liberty to choose his guardian. And
th^t that her Brothers Estate may be cleliuered unto the plf, for her &
her Brothers use.
The Court see noe Cause of Accon, & thereuppon the plf is non-
suited.

Elizabeth
ffreeman v.
Thomas
Meares

To the hon^ble &c: The humble Petⁿ of Will^m Holman Sheweth,
That whereas yo^r Pet^r hath due unto him a Cow & yeareling Calfe
from Thomas Chapman in Considera5n of works done last yeare.
And the s^d Chapman uppon his departure out of the prouince, ap.
poynted George Dorrell to deliuer the s^d Cow &c: unto yo^r Pet^r, when
the s^d worke was finished w^ch being demanded. Deliuery was refused
by the s^d Dorrell, And afterward by reason the frost, the s^d Cattle
perished, whereby yo^r Pet^r is yett unsatisfyed in part of his labour,
who therefore Craueth order for satisfaction eyther in Cattle or
ualew w^th Costs of suite &c :

Holman v.
Chapman