Provincial Court Proceedings, 1660. 389

Thomas Burdett demands a writt ag^t Cap" Robert Morris in an
action of defamation
Writt issued 18 Dec retcrn 19 ffebruary following to the Sherr
of Calvert County.

Liber
P. C. R.
Burdett v.
Morris

William Calvert Esquier by his Guardian the Lord Proprietary
demands a writt against Verlinda Stone Relict and late wife of
Cap" W^m Stone deceased in an action of trespass to the vallue of
Writt issued dated 28 Dec retorn 19 ffebruary following to the
Sherriffe of Charles County.

Calvert v.
Stone

John Cockerell demands a warrant at his suite ag^t Jacob Lombrozo
in an action of the Case
Writt issued to the Sherr of Saint Maryes County dated i^o Jan-
uary retorn 19 ffebruary following
Subpoena ad testificand directed to the Sherr of Calvert County for
Mathew Smyth Jonathan Prator, and Sampson Warren in the said
Cause retorn eod die.

Cockerell v.
Lumbrozo

Daniel Clocker demands a warrant at his suite ag^t Thomas Warden
and W^m Martyn in an action of trespass to the vallue of 300^l Tob
Warrant inde to the Sherr of S^t Maryes County dated 3 January,
retorn 19 ffebruary following.

Clocker v.
Warden
et al.

Augustine Herman marchant came this day and demanded the
ensuing to be entred on Record (Vizt) To all Christian People to
whom these presents shall come Robert Slye of Saint Clements
Mannor in the Province of Maryland marchant Sendeth Greeting in
the name of our Lord God Everlasting this tenth day of Nouember
in the yeare of Grace one thowsand Six hundred and Sixty, and in
the twelth yeare of the Raigne of our Soueraigne Lord King Charles
the Second &c. Whereas matters of difference debate and Contro-
uersy haue rissen and happened betweene m^r Augustine Herman
Marchant and M^r Symon Overzee deceased, and now is become of
Concearnment vnto M^rs Elizabeth Overzee as Successour and Ad-
ministratrix to the said M^r Overzee her deceased husband for pacify-
ing ordering and ending whereof M^r John Bateman and M^r Henry
Meese Marchants were mutually chossen by the aforesaid parties M^r
Augustine Herman and M^rs Elizabeth Overzee to arbitrat and deside
the Controversies aforesaid in Case they had agreed therein, but the
said Arbitrators differing in their Judgments about the said buisnes
the said M^r Augustine Herman and M^rs Elizabeth Overzee haue
bound themselues each to other in a Bond of One thowsand pounds
sterling to stand also to the Vmpiradge and award of Robert Slye
aforesaid as by the said Obligations and Condicons doth and may at
large appeare.

7 January
1660
p. 388
Herman v.
Overzee