Provincial Court Proceedings, 1664-65. 359





      and being unwilling to Injure the said William Hollingworth in the Liber B B
      prmisses, To yow and yor Deputys wee Comand that from Leauying
      the goods debts or Chattles of the said William Hollingworth or any
      of them by Occasione of the prmisses or by Occasion of the Judgmt
      aforesaid untill the plea uppon Our said writt of Error before Vs be
      determined yow alitogether supersede and if any the Goods or Chat
      ties by Occasione of the prmisses and no other yow haue caused to be
      made or Leauyed after the record of the said writt of error then all
      those goodes and Chattles to the said Willm Hollingworth wthout
      delay yow cause to be deliuered. Wittnes Our deare Brother Philip
      Caluert Esqr Our Chancellor and Deputy Leiutennt of Our Prouince
      of Maryland this 24th day of January in the yeare of Our Lord
      1664—                           Philip Caluert

       Know all men by these prseflts that I Thomas Paine of St Marys
      County in the Prouince of Maryland Gentn Doe acknowledge and
      Confess my selfe to owe and stand endebted unto Edward Perce of
      London Marriner and Commander of the Shipe Goulden ffortune now
      rideing att Anchor in the Riuer of St Georges in the County & Prou
      ince aforesaid, In the full and Just sume of One hundred pounds of
      good and lawfull money of England to be paid to him the said
      Edward Perce his heires Executors Administrators or Assignes or
      to his or any of theire Lawfull Attorneys, To the which paymt well
      & truely to be made I the said Thomas Paine doe binde me my heires
      Executors and Administrs firmely by these prsents signed wth my
      hand & sealed my seale this twenty thirde day of January In the
      yeare of Our Lord God One Thowsancl six hundred sixty and
     ffowre—
       The Condicon of this prsent obligacon is such that if the aboue
      hounden Thomas Paine Doe well & truely saue protect defend secure
      and sufficiently keepe and beare harmless the abouesaid Edward Perce
      from any debt or debts sume or sumes of money that is or shall bee
      due from him the said Thomas Paine unto W William Seeres of
      London Merchant As allsoe, from in and to all manner of accons, or [p. 439]
      cause of accons arrests suites quarrells troubles molestacons incum
      brance or incumbrances whatsoeuer that shall be by the sd William
      Seeres acted Committed Commenced or prosecuted by or recouered
      agst the sd Edward Perce or by any prson or prsons by undr from wth
      or through the meanes helpe assistance or procuremt of the said
      William Seeres against the said Edward Perce or any prson or prsons
      belonging to or impowred by the said Edward Perce in answere to
      or any the prmisses aforesaid, as ailsoc that if the said Thomas Paine
      doe defend secure saue & keepe harmless as aforesaid the said
      Edward Perce or any prsofl soe impowred as aforesaid from all
      Charge or Charges, disbursmts or expences that shall accrue by or
      growe due uppon any the suites, accons quarrills troubles or moles
      tacons as aboue is exprest Then this prsent Obligacon to be uoid and