Provincial Court Proceedings, 1664. 299






       Thomas Nottley dds writt agst George Thompson in an accon of Liber B B
       Debt to the uallue of ffoure thowsand and Eighteene pounds of to- ditto die
       bacco due by bill—
       Warrt to sherriffe of Charles County to arrest

      To the honble Gouernor & Councell In prouinall Cort Assembled,
      Thomas Nottley plt: the plt declares agst the deft in an accon
      Geo: Thompson defendt of debt For that the deft hath assum'd
      upon himself e to pay unto the plt: ffowre thowsand and Eighteene
      pounds of tobacco and Caske as by Specialty may more att large ap
      peare. Now soe it is the said sume of 4018lb tob: by the plt hath
      been often demanded yet the deft hath and still doth refuse to pay
      the said debt unto the plt: Wherefore he humbly Craues Order of
      this Honble Court for the said sume of ffowre thowsand & eighteen
      pounds of' tobacco wth damages and Cost of Suite-And he shall
      pray

       Walter Hall dds writt of execucon agst any the Goodes Chattles ditto die
       or debts of the Administratrix of John Hammond now wife to Pope
       Aluey for 1166lb tob: as allsoe 77lb tobacco according to the force
       and effect of an Order past the 9th day of ffebruary 1663 and the
       same to deliuer to the said Walter Hall—
       Writt to sherriffe of Charles County to execute &c

       Joseph Horsley dds writt of Execucon agst the Body of James
      Eluerd to the uallue of 530lb tob: Ordered upon a nonsuite

       Warrt to sherriffe of Caluert County to execute &c
      To the Honble the Leiutennt Generall        [p. 369]
       Philip Caluert Chancellor of this Prouince informeth that the
      Burgamasters of Amsterdam by theire Agent Alexandr d'hinoyosa
      haue diuerse goods and merchandizes unlawfully traded wth and
      diuers debts in tobacco haue made wthin this prouince that is to say,
      Debt due from Augustin Herman Mr Samuell Goldsmyth Mr Henry
      Stockitt Mr Charles James Mr Richard Bennitt and Mr Nathaniell
      Vtie, Wherefore he Craues the benifitt of the discouery according
      to the seuerall Acts of Parliamt for nauigacon and encrease of ship
      ping, and that he may haue summons for the partyes and wittnesses
      to make out the truth of this informacon Philip Caluert
     December 10th 1664—
       Summons issued for John Cooke and Jno Collison Seruants to Decembr
      Francis Armstrong that they make theire personall appearance att the 10th
      next Prouinall Court being the 20th instant to testi fye &c in a Cause
      depending betweene the Right Honble the Lord Propr and The said
      Francis Armstrong upon perill of forfeiting each 500lb tob: if they








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