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      my Vse and called the said Hollingworth to mee and the said Hol- Liber B B
      lingworth did acknowledge the same and further saith not
        Sworne by the said             the marke of
         Hannah Lee the day and      Hannah H H Lee
         yeare abouesaid
           Philip Calvert.
        The Jurors in the Cause aforesaid returnes theire Verdict—(uizt)
        The Jury findes for the plaintife two thowsand ffiue hundred pounds
        of tobaccoe and Caske wth Cost and Charge of Suite—Ordred by the
        Board the Verdict bee entred for the Iudgmt—
        The Iury in the bussinesse of Mr Hollingworth and Thomas
      Wynne doe Assigne ouer theire Charge, it being three hundred &
      sixty pounds of tob: towards the building of a State howse—Ordred
      the jurors Charge bee accordingly entred Daniel Jenifer

        Thomas Wynne as in folio 254 & 256 hauing the peace the second [p. 264]
      time Sworne agt him, is againe released, by Composition of both
      partyes.


               The Court adjournes for an hour
                     Court meets againe—

      Thomas Dent plt ithis Cause yesterday (att the instance of both Vide fo:
      Ant° Griffen deft partyes) respited till this morning, And againe

        called but the defendts Attorney Abraham Wattson not appearing by 252

        reason of urgent Occasiones deterring hime as was to the board

        showne. Therefore Ordered that this Cause bee respited till next

        Prouinciall Court—

        There being no more Bussines the Court broke up. And the
      Leiuetent Generll apointed the next Prouall Court to bee houlden on
      the first Twesday in May, being the thirde Day thereof.
                                  Daniel Jenifer Clarke

           Boundes of a parcell of land
        Lying on the south side of Petuxent Riuer neer or uppon a Creeke
      called Shouley Creeke and on the north side of the said Creeke be
      ginning att a marked Pokicory standing neer the foott of a hill
      bounding on the East wth a line drawne north from the said Pokicory
      undr the hill the length of One hundred and twenty perches to a
      marked Oake by a Creeke Called the Indian Creeke on the north
      the said Creeke on the west wth the said Riuer on the south wth the
      said Shouley Creeke Containing and now laid out for ffowre hundred
      acres more or lesse—