Provincial Court Proceedings, 1665.     491

        Then the Gouernor gaue sentence in these words, You shall bee Liber F F
      drawne to the Gallowes att St Maries & there bee hanged by the neck
      ‘till yow are dead.

        And then the Gouernor gaue sentence uppon both the Indians in [p. 80]
      these words (Vizt) Yow shall bee carryed from hence to the place of
      Exequuon & there bee hanged by the neck ‘till yow are dead.
        Writt to the sheriffe St Maries County ad Exequendu.

        The Jury in Causa Henry Hudson plf & Dauid Anderson deft
      came into Court & brought this Verdict (Vizt)
        The Jury doth find That the Vessell called the Expedition did be
      long to Henry Hudson, But -cannot find how the sd Hudson made the
      same ouer to Goodrick, yett doe find tht Goodrick made sale of the
      Vessell to Caruer, & receiued satisfaction: & tht the sd Hudson con
      sented to it, And whither tht consent of the sd Hudson to the sale
      made by Goodrick bee a good Conueyance of the Vessell to the sd
      Carner they pray the discretion of the Court, And if the Court find
      that a good Conueyance, They find for the deft, & if otherwise then
      They find for the plf.
        It is ordered tht the Judgmt of the Board herein bee respited ‘till
      tomorrow morning.

      The Court adiorned by Gour till tomorrow morning 9 a Clock/
      ffriday 13th Octobr 1665, 9 a Clock/All prsent as afore/

        Summons issued to the sheriffe of St Maries County to bring Alex
      ander Mulraine (serut to Thomas Winne) immediately to the Court
      to testify to what shall bernanded of him in the behalfe of the Ld
      Propr & Philip Caluert Esq Chancelor &c:

        The Leiut Grail desyred the Councell to giue in their Votes seuer
      ally to tht direction of the Jury in the Cause betweene Henry Hudson
      plf & Dauid Anderson deft, Whither or noe tht Consent of Hudson
      to the sale made by Good rick bee a good Conueyance Yea or noe?
        Mr Thomas Trueman Noe sufficient sale.
        Coll Willm Euans, Contra.
        Mr Baker Brooke Noe sufficient sale.
        Mr Henry Coursey, idem Mr Trueman & Mr Brooke.
        Mr Edward Lloyd idem Coll Euans the sale good.
        Chancelor Noe sufficient sale.
        Wch things being scene & heard, & by the Court fully understood,
      It was Considered & Ordered That the plf recouer his his sd Vessell
      from the defendt, wth Costs of snite/