456  Provincial Court Proceedings, 1665.






               Liber F F Thomas Truman gent dds writt of Attachmt agst the Estate of
                      John Dynely to the uallue of 10000lb tob:
                       Warrt issued to the sherriffe of Caluert County to attach &c
                      granted and signed by the Honble Chancellor (uizt)
                       Attach any of the Goods debts or Chattles wthin this prouince to
                      the uallue of tenn thowsand pounds of tobacco in Caske belonging
                      to John Dynely and them keepe in yor Custody untill the said John
                      Dynely or any Attorney for him shall put in security to be at the
                      next Prouinall Court the first of August next, to answere to the
                      suite of Thomas Truman gent and abide Judgmt of Court therein
                      and then and there returne this writt, Giuen undr my hand this 22th
                     day of June 1665                 Philip Calvert
                     To the sherriffe of Caluert
                       County or his deputy

                      Thomas Truman plt The plt. declares agst the deft in an accãn
                      John Dyneley Deft: Juppon his case For that whereas the deft hau
                      ing formerly in his Custody twelue hhds of tobacco properly belong
                      ing to the plt which the deft according to the tenor of a Certaine
                      writeing bearing date the 16th of Nouembr Anno 1664 ought to haue
                      disposed of and made returnes of the Effects of the produce of the
                      said tobacco according to the aforesaid writeing and he the deft
                      minding him the plt onely to defraud and Couzin hath not accord
                      ing to the aforesaid writeing prformed his Obligacon in that Case
                 [p.37]   Prouided; wherefore the plt sayth in fact hee is dampnifyed to the
                      uallue of tenn thowsand pounds of tobacco in Caske, And there
                      fore humbly prayeth Ordr of this Honble Court for the said sume
                      of tenn thowsand pounds of tobacco and Costs of suite And he shall
                      pray &c.


                       In Causo inter Henry Hudson plt & Dauid Anderson Deft de
                      pending on the 22th Decembr 1664 was then Ordered as followeth
                      (Vizt) That the said Cause be tryed by a Jury and that Henry Hud
                      son haue time till the next Prouinall Court & further to the end of
                      the six months (wthin which time Isaack Bedioe is bound to produce
                      the said ffrygott) to bring his testimony now wanting for proofe
                      in this Cause, and that in the Interim (that is to the end of the afore
                      said six months) the said Bedloe haue liberty to imploy the said
                      Vessell, And further that uppon receipt of his testimony from New
                      England or other parts, he the said Henry Hudson shall demand and
                      procure timely summons to be sent to the said Bedloe or his Attor
                      neys to appeare att this Court then next to be held that all partyes
                      and allso a Jury may be prouided
                       Wherefore these are to will & require yow to appeare att Our next
                      Prouinall Court held att St Marys on the first day of August next
                      then & there to make yor defence in the said suite and abide Judgmt