78 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1658.

Liber
P. C. R.

The Jury returned their Verdict in writing (Viz) The Jury finds
That James Jolley shall haue in his Bill, w^th Twenty pownds of Tob.
damage of Timothy Goodridge, And th^t James Jolley pay unto the s^d
Timothy Goodridge Seauen hund^d pownds of Tob forthw^th, w^ch
appeares by Oath due to the s^d Goodridge, but not apperteyning to
the Bill, And it is Ordered th^t their Verdict be entred for the Judgm^t
of the Court.

Thomas
Seymour v.
Jane Elton-
head

Whereas an Order of Court hath formerly bene entred on behalfe
of the ptf, in february last, as appeares uppon Record for Seauen
hund^d & Twenty pownds of Tob. And the deft not being able to
shew any cause, why it should be reuersed. This Court doth Judge
th^t the deft pay the ptf the s^d Seauen hund^d & Twenty pownds of
Tob, w^th costs of suite, according to the former Order.

Eltonhead v.
Eltonhead

Whereas Edward Eltonhead p^e Attornat, Josyas ffendall Esq^r
Gou^r of this prouince, Producing a Bond or Obligaon under the hand
& Seale of Will^m Eltonhead deceased, for the paym^t of ffifty Three
pownds, Ten shillings sterl. as by the s^d Deed more att large ap-
peareth, And the deft (being Admistratrix to the Estate of the s^d
Will^m Eltonhead her deceased husband) not being able to proue the

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paym^t of any part thereof, It is Ordered by this Court That an
Inuentory of the s^d Estate, be gyuen in uppon Oath, by the Ad-
mistratrix w^thin one month, & th^t the estate soe Inuentorized bee
appraysed by the Oath of Henry Coursey Gentⁿ Robert Taylor,
George Reade and Barnaby Jackson, or any Two of them, And th^t
the s^d Admistratrix satisfy the s^d Bond, out of the s^d Estate. And
because all money debts are payd w^th Tobacco in this Country, It
is Ordered likewise That the plf take Tobacco pickd & culld w^thout
seconds & grownd leaues att Two pence Sterl p^e pownd.
And the Admistratrix of Will^m Eltohead Deceased desyred to
make tender of the Estate in Satisfaction of the Debt mentioned in
the afores^d Order. Whereuppon the Court considering th^t noe
Admistrator is by Law bownd to pay further then they haue receued
Assetts, Doe Order th^t the s^d Edward Eltonhead or his Attorney, be
possessed w^th the s^d Estate, to be disposed of for his satisfaction,
And to th^t end th^t an Inuentory be deliuered in uppon Oath by the s^d
Admistratrix, & th^t the Estate soe inuentorized bee appraysed uppon
Oath, as in the former Order graunted in this cause, And th^t the
Admistratrix bee allowed her Dowry, according to the Law & Cus-
tome of England.

Eltonhead v.
ffendall

Jane Eltonhead plf produceth a Bill of the Defts of Two Thow-
sand pownds of Tob in cask. The Deft acknowledgeth a Judgm^t for
Two Thowsand pownds of Tob, as is demanded, & Ordered th^t it be
soe entred.

The Court adiorned by the Gou^e, till tomorrow morning