Provincial Court Proceedings, 1660. 421

To the honno^ble Governor & Councell

The humble petition of Walter Pake Sheweth that whereas James
Veitch stands indebted to the pet^r the full sufhe of ffower hundred
.... hand doth appeare, And the Pet^r accepting of his note with the
Consent of the said James Vech, and since M^r John Hollis being
fatally killed your pet^r is outed out of his Tobacco to his great loss
and damages. May it therefore please this honno^ble Court to con-
sider the premisses, and grant your pet^r an order for his Tob with
Cost and damages. And hee shall euer pray as in duty bound :

Liber
P.C.R.
Pake v.
Veitch

p. 421

Whereupon the pet^r produced the ensuing note and assignm^ts
thereupon, Vizt Maior Hallews S^r haueing this opportunity I thought
good to write to Concearning John dandy, Belleys and other Tulls
that you haue in your Custody M^r Smyth has gott a order for you
upon John Dandyes estate for 498^l Tob that I will ingage to pay to
whom you will please to appoint, S^r I had order from the Court to
write concearning the Tooles of John Dandy w^ch I hope you will
deliuer to his wife In soe doing I rest yours to comand
James Veitch
This 15^th of October 1657 Assignm^t
M^r Veitch pray pay this Tobacco to Walter Pake Oct 30^th 1657
John Hollowes.
And the defend^t by his Attorney Gyles Sadlier appearing and not
makeing any thing appeare matteriall why the pet^r should not be paid
fowre hundred Nynty Eight pounds Tob and Caske due by the note
aforesaid. The Court thought fitt, and soe ordered that the pet^r be
paid the said 498^l Tob and Caske w^th Costs suite by the deft.
Veitch his letter of Attorney to Sadlier
Know all men by these presents that I James Vech doe constitute
and appoint my loueing freind Giles Sadler gent my true and lawfull
Attorney for me & in my name to answere any suite or suites depend-
ing in this Prou^ll Court, and what my said Attorney doth I doe
hereby ratify and confirme as if I were personally present, As witt-
nes my hand this 16^th of ffeb 1660 Signed James Veitch
Testes John Reede ffrancis Jackson.

[Bellows
and other
Tools]

To the honno^ble the Gouernor & Councell

The humble petition of Walter Pake Attorney for M^r Robert
Kedger Sheweth that whereas M^r Robert Taylor standeth indebted
to your petitioner the full sume of Seven hundred pounds Tob and
Caske, as, by specialty vnder his hand doth appeare, The premisses
Considered the pet^r humbly Craueth an order for his iust debt, And
your pet^r shall allwaies pray as in duty he is bound
And the defts Attorney M^r Thomas Manninge denying the Bill w^ch
could not then be proued. This Cause is nonsuited, and the plt to
pay Costs of suite.

Kedger v.
Taylor