514 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1661.

Liber
P. C. R.

been afflicted with a greate Lamenes in her Leggs together with
seuerall other distemps which does altogether make her uncapable of
prouideing for her selfe Soe that haueing noe other Refuge to flee
vnto but yo^r hono^rs fauourable Goodness humbly requests yo^u will
be pleased forthwith quietly to order her posson of a third parte of
all the Lands and Edifices which properly did belong to her former
husband Francis Martyn
Yo^r peticon^r by yo^r fauo^r further declares that when her husband
bought this land lying in S^t Jeromes he gaue halfe of it vnto his
younger Sonne Loadiwick Martyn vnto whome yo^r pet^r humbly
craues yo^u will Confirme itt, And she as alwayes bound shall pray &c
The plt sueth qut in peticon the def^t desireth a Refference till
tomorrow morning which is ordered accordingly and that the def^t
haue a coppy of the plts peticon :

Re Coleman

Francis Mugg and John Coleman and his wife assigns over in open
Co^rt a Pattent of 120 acres called the Crost to Ellis Coleman.

p. 907

The said Ellis Coleman assignes ouer .... next Provinciall Co^rt
to trye the Cause

To the hono^ble the Gouernor and Councell

Harwood v.
Williams &
Beaueres

The humble peticon of Richard Smith Attorney to Tho: Harwood
Sheweth That whereas John Williams and Christopher Beaueres
Seamen came ouer into this Country in the said Harwoods ship and
brought over two men Seruants the which they sould unto John
Grammer but the said Williams and Beaueries doe still stand in-
debted to the s^d Harwood for the passages of the aforesaid seruants
thirteene pounds thirteene shillings Sterl: money which is six pounds
tenn shillings a peece their passage and six shillings six pence a
peece petty charges Now soe it is that the s^d Williams and Beauerys
are run away on purpose to defraud the said Harwood of his just
right wherefore the said Harwood for to secure his debt was forct
to attache the Tobaccoes in the hands of John Grammer
Therefore yo^r pet^r in the behalfe of the said Harwood prayeth
Judgem^t for soe much tobacco as this hono^ble Co^rt shall thinke fitt
for the sattisfying of the afores^d Sumes of money with cost Charge
and damage & yo^r pet^r as in duty bound shall pray
The plt sueth p[ro]ut in peticon the def^ts Confess they had two
seruants brought in as in the peticon is alleadged Ordered that they
pay two thousand one hundred Eighty foure pounds tobacco to the s^d
Cap^t Harwood for the said Seruants passage one hundred and fifty
for the Sherriffe and one hundred twenty ....