470 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1661.

Liber
P. C. R.

12^th Aug. 1 66 1
Humphrey Attwicks aged forty yeares or thereabouts Sworne and
examined vpon his oathe Sayth That aboute f oure or five yeares agoe
this depon^t being desired to demand a bill of M^rs Cager by this
clepon^ts Sister in Lawe Anne Hungerford Widd she the said M^rs
Cager replyed to this depon^t that there was some Recconing betweene
the said Vincent Atchison and her husband And this depon^t further
sayth that being .... with M^rs Cager he did looke in a bagg and
could not finde itt and this depon^t retourned back to the said ....
that was Thomas Bushells .... M^rs Cager could not finde the

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bill but the said Vincent demanded of this depon^t whether M^rs Cager
looked for this Bill in a long bagg or not And this depon^t answered
Vincent yea she did but beleiued that she did not knowe the bill, but
Vincent replyed a Pox on her for she counted her bills over oftner
then she sayd her prayers And further this depon^t sayth that Vincent
went away in a Rayge to the howse of M^r Cager and swore he would
fetch the bill or fyre the howse and did Retourne and bring the
bill And further Sayth not
This Deposicon was taken before me Will^m [mark] Marshall his marke
The plt Sueth for tenn pounds Sterling according to a Bill pro-
duced, which vpon Readeing the Obligacon was Confest: But the
def^t in discharge thereof pleades that the said Vincent vndertooke to
pay one thousand weight of tobacco for a Servant bought by William
Hungerforde of the def^t for which the def^t had William Hunger-
fords bill; The plt Replyes that he has sattisfyed the said bill and
that the said bill was deliuered him by the def^t which was alsoe
accknowledged by the def^t The Judgement of the Board is that the
def^t pay vnto the prt the said tenn pounds Sterling with Costs of
Suite

Public
Accounts

It is ordered that all persons that can demand any thing from the
Publique that they bring in their Accompts to morrow before the
Courte rises

The Courte Adjournes whilst to morrow morning tenn of the
Clock.

Oct. 9
Attorney
General v.
Jenkins

Wednesday the ninth of October Present all
John Jenkins and William Fuller come forth and appeare to
answere vnto such thinges as shall be objected ag^t yo^u on the behalfe
of the Lord Proprietor or else yo^u will be out-Lawed Being five tymes
called they neither of [them] appeared The Judgem^t ....