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Chancery Court Proceedings, 1671-72. 401
March the 6th 1670 Liber P C
At a Speciall Court held at Matapanyent
Present
Charles Calvert Governor William Talbot Secretary
Philip Calvert Chancelour Baker Brooke Esq
Upon the peticion of Hugh Hopewell to amend his Deposition
taken in Chancery in the cause depending betweene John Halfhead
pit, and Joseph Edloe defendt, Ordered that the said Hopewell have
license and Doe amend his Depositions taken in the said Cause upon
the Record now Extant in the office at st Maryes.
Signed p me Will Brooke Clerke
The Deposition of Hugh Hopewell aged sixty yeares or there-
ifabouts being sworne saith That Barnaby Edloe sonne of Joseph
Edloe deceased if he had lived untill this prsent time, (to the best
of this Deponents Knowledge) would have been about Eight and
Twenty yeares of age, and further this Depont saith not
Hugh Hopewell.
Sworne before me the ioth of July 1671
Robert Ridgely Exam Canc.
Joseph Edloe This Cause by Consent of Attorneys of both sydes p.23
was Continued
John Halfhead j
John Robinson &The defendt Rozer appearing before
Elizabeth his wife 5 Comp this Court this day and Exhibiting
agtto the Court here a list of what bad
Benjamin Rozer &ldfts debts their are belonging to the Co
Thomas Sprigg Jpartnership betweene John Lumbroze
late of Charles County deceased and Edward Richardson now Resi-
dent in Ireland as it is sayd according and in obedience to an order
of this Court made the 21th day of October last past, and the Complt
and his Attorney being then prsent to make their Exceptions to th€
same, and the Court hearing as well the Depositions bill answere
and Replication in the said Cause as also the Report of Thomas
Notley and Thomas Lomax gentl, Arbitrators appointed by this
Court to Examine State and audit the whole business Depending
betweene the Complts and Defend.ts and to make Report to the Court
how they found it, the Court are all Clearly satisfyed, and doe hereby
ordr ordaine and Decree that Benjamin Rozer Defendt do pay unto
Robinson Complt six Thowsand and Seaventy pounds of Tobacco,
together with Two Thowsand Eight hundred Eighty Eight pounds
of Tobacco for Costs of suite, and that this Decretall order or a
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