446 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1661.

Liber
P. C. R.
April 18
Re Pheypo

Thursday the 18^th of Aprill p^esent as aforesaid
This day came Marks Pheypo and deliuered up a Pattent of one
hundred and twenty acres of land to the vse of Francis Mogge and
John Coleman in open Courte

Roberts v.
Greene

To the hono^ble the Gouernor and Councell of the Prouince of
Maryland
The humble peticon of Fobby Roberts Sheweth That Whereas
William Greene is Justly indebted vnto yo^r peticon^r for Goods sould
vnto the said Greene the Sume of three thousand two hundred Sixty
and nine pounds of tobacco and Caske being due fiue moneths since,
and yet vnpayd to the greate dammage of yo^r peticon^r he being
deteyned here for want of the said tobacco.
Wherefore yo^r pet^r humbly desires an order of this honorable
Courte for the said tobacco with Damages and Costs of Suite And
he shall ever pray &c

An Accompt deliuered

Executio
mde

Ordered that the def^t pay the plt One thousand Eight hundred
twenty six pounds of tobacco which is the ballance of the Accompt
due vnto the plt with costs of Suite.

Re

Hammond

This day came Anne Hammond into open Courte and renounced
her Letter of Attorney

P. 451
Garnes v.
Bennett

To the hono^ble the Gouernor and Councell
The humble peticon of Richard Games Sheweth Whereas Thomas
Bennett Carpenter after Condicons drawn with yo^r petition^t for the
tearme of two yeares continuance being soe covenanted that the said
Bennett was to allowe yo^r peticon^r for the first yeare one thousand
and for the second two thousand pounds of tobacco and Caske, But
now the said Bennett haueing within three moneths after fled from
his aforesaid Articles, and not retourned till the Expiracon of foure
yeares and haueing made noe provision nor take[n] noe Course for a
being for yo^r peticon^r within the tyme Lymited in soe much that yo^r
pet^r was compelled to hyre himselfe for the Compassing Cloathes to
his Back and Meate for his mouth being streightned for Reassume-
ing any Imploym^t till the said tearme Expired besides the losse of his
trade and wages receiueing much p^ejudice thereby
The p^emisses Considered yo^r peticon^r addresses himselfe to this
honorable Board for such sattisfaccon as shall be adjudged Requisite
And yo^r pet^r shall pray &c.
The plt sues p[ro]ut in peticon the defend^t denyes the whole alle-
gacon in the peticon as it is there Layd and the def^t putts him to proue
his p[ro]ut allegacons Whereupon the Compit produces John Van-
hack and George Wilson as Evidence