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Provincial Court Proceedings, 1663.
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conteyned to the Contrary notwthstanding. Neuerthelesse for that Liber B B
it is the expectaon & Reall Intent & true meaning of all the sayd
parties to these prsents That the sayd John Nutthall shall send &
aduenture goods & commodities from Virginia & Maryland both
or one of them by Sea to London therewth to rayse and pay the sayd
Twelue hundred pownds in manner & forme aforesayd, Hereuppon
It is now expresly declared prouided & fully agreed uppon by and
betweene all the sayd parties to these prsents for themselues their [p. 5]
heyres Executors Admistrators and Assignes That if the sayd John
Nutthall his heyres Executors Admistrators & Assignes shall really
& bona fide yearely Lade or shipp sufficient goods & merchandizes
for London, wherewth to pay the sd yearely payment of Three hun
dred pownds from time to time And that by any Reall Casualty att
Sea or otherwise the sayd goods shall bee lost, taken by Enimies
or Pyrates, cast away or miscarry, wth god forbid And tht good &
due proof e shall bee made thereof in London That then & in such
Case or Cases noe forfeiture shall happen by such delay of payment
soe occasioned, Soe allwayes that all the sume of Twelue hundred
pownds and Interest att six pr cent pr Annü for what shall bee for
borne longer then the tyme of payment bee fully payd before the
end of flue yeares to bee accounted from the day of the date of these
prsents All Casualities & excuses whatsoeuer then layd asyde Any
thing aforesd to the contrary notwithstanding And the sayd John
Nutthall for himselfe his heyres Executors Admistrators & Assignes
doth Couenant promise graunt & agree to & wth the sayd Thomas
Cornewalleys his heyres Executors Admistrators & Assignes & euery
of them by these prsents That the sd John Nutthall his heyres Execu
tors Admistrators or Assignes shall & will well and truly pay or cause
to bee payd unto the sayd Thomas Cornewalleys his heyres Execu
tors Admistrators or Assignes all the sd somme, of Twelue hundred
pownds for & in full satisfaction of the sayd purchase by Three hun
dred pownds yearely as aforesd or att the furthest wthin ffiue yeares
next after the date hereof according to the tenor true intent & plaine
meaning of these prsents, And for that the sayd John Nutthall in
tendeth to pay the ffirst Three hundred pownds out of his owne
proper present Estate, And the Remainder is by him his heyres or
Assignes to bee raysed out of the mannors Lands Goods & premises
aforementioned, Now It is declared and agreed uppon That after
such payment made of the sayd first Three hundred pownds, It shall
lawfull for the sd John Nutthall to sell parcell of the premises, as
hee shall see good to rayse monies for payment of all or any part
of the Remayning Nine hundred pownds, Prouided hee imploy the
money soe raysed for such payment, and for noe other use, Which
Sales the sd Thomas Cornewalleys & Penelope his wife doe by these
presents ratify & confirme, & are to stand & Remaine in full force
& effect. And Lastly it is prouided & agreed by and betweene the
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