592 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1661.

Liber
P. C. R

to Cott Robert Smith of Lancaster County in Virg^a That Rowland
Haddoway did by bill beareing date the 30^th day of Aprill 1661, be-
come bound to the said Cott .... Smith of .... of Eighteene hun-
dred .... sweete Sented tobacco in Cask .... then next ensueing
as ....

Brandon July 22^th 1662

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M^r Henry Heylyn
There is (as I am informed) now liveing in the River of Patapsco
in Maryland an ancient man named Rowland Haddaway formerly
an Inhabitant in Lancaster County in Virg^a This Haddoway att the
tyme of his departure from Virg^a was indebted to me a Sume of
tobacco, as this Enclosed Specialty will Evidence my Request to yo^u
is that as my Attorney yo^u will cause him be arrested to the Quarter
Co^rt att S^t Marys, and Craue the Justice of that Co^rt in my behalfe
for the Recovery of the debt, and whatsoever yo^u shall Act in order
to this Request, or what Accquittance or discharge yo^u shall give
upon receipt either of the whole or any parte of the debt, I shall
make good & accknowledge as done by my selfe who am
Yo^r assured freind
Robt Smith.
I doe hereby Certefye that being Sherriff for the County of Lan-
caster the last yeare anno 1661, I had severall tymes order from Cott
Robert Smith to arrest Rowland Haddoway who then lived in the
County in an accon of debt, and haue heard the s^d Haddoway confess
himselfe indebted to Cott Smith
July 17^th 1662 Mathew Kemp
This Bill bindeth me Rowland Haddoway of the County of Lan-
caster, my heires Executors & Adm^rs to pay or cause to be payd
vnto Robert Smith of the same County his heires Executors or
Assigns the just Sume and Quantity of Eighteene hundred pounds
weight of well Conditioned sweete Sented Tobacco of my owne
Cropp with good Caske att or vpon the first day of November which

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The plt sues as in petⁿ The def^t nor none else for him appeareing
and the writt returned Executed by the Sherriff, Ordered that the
Sherriff produce the security taken or pay the debt.

Holt v.
Bonnefeld

Whereas there hath been severall Controversyes Betweene Dauid
Holte sonne of Robert Holte and Christean Bonnefeild the reputed
wife of the s^d Rob^t to Conclude and period which both partyes haue
agreed as followeth That is to say the said Dauid is to haue holde
and Enjoye for ever all the land any way belonging to the said
Robert as heire to him the s^d Robert, and Concerning all other goods
Chatties & moueables they are to be equally divided the said dauid
to haue the one halfe, and the said Christean the other halfe except-