522 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1661.

Liber
P. C. R.

Charge of the Survey, and in Consideracon to giue the said Parker
Rights for the said six hundred acres of land, and what other Con-
sideracon shall be allowed to the s^d Parker by the said Burbage and
Billingsley as by the Testimony of M^r Thomas Marsh shall appeare
under his hand In Wittness of the truth doe hereunto sett our hands
and Seales the 24^th June 1652
W^m Parker Tho. Burbage John Billingsley
Wittness Robert Vaughan Philip Connor
Fol 62 de anno 1652 True coppy Philip Calvert
Robert Vaughan tooke his oathe to the truth of this bill of Sale
in open Co^rt John Gittings Clre :

February
13^th 1661

And Cap^t Robert Vaughan haveing sworne in open Courte to the
truth thereof. The Judgem^t of the board is that it is a sufficient
Assurance according to Condicon vntill they be disturbed by the def^t

Then came the Grand Jury and p^rsented theis following Indictm^ts
(vizt)

Attorney
General v.
Stack et al.
p. 1012

Indictm^t ag^t Robert Stack and W^m Southerly for Disturbing the
Minister in divine Service ....

Attorney
General v.
Courtney
et al.
Attorney
General v.
Hall

Indictment ag^t Thomas Courtney Vincent Atcheson Thomas
Wright and Edmund Basey for felloniously Killing Hoggs

Indictm^t ag^t Penelope Hall of Snowe Hill Manno^r for haueing a
Bastard
Then was called for a Petty Jury

John Hammond
Henry Hyde
Peter Corwardine
William Harper

Stanup Roberts
William Palmer
Robert Jones
Francis Hill

German Gyllett
Christopher Goodard
Thomas Innis
John Wayhope

John Hammond Foreman

Attorney

General v.
Stack

Then was read the Indictm^t of Robert Stack in his verbis
The Jurors for the Lord Proprietary doth p^rsent Rob^t Stack and
William Southerby, That whereas the said Robert and William did
on the 19^th day of January last at the howse of Robert Joyner of
New Towne Hund^d in the County of S^t Marys came and then and
there did maliciously and purposely the minister and people there
mett together to heare diuine Service disturbe and disquiett And
further the said Robert Stack did on the 26^th day of the same moneth
att the Church at the head of the Cross Creeke in the County afore-
said the Minister and people then and there also mett together to the
intent aforesaid in like manner maliciously and purposely disturbe
and disquiett contrary to the Statute in that case provided and ag^t
the peace of the Lord Prop^ry his rule and Gouernm^t