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     being all by this Court Seriously Viewed and Considered and hearing Liber CD
     what could be alledged on either Side this Court was all Clearly Sat-
     isfied that the Said Walter Story in his Lifetime had and Received
     from the Compft John Long Goods to the value of five hundred and
     thirteen pounds and five pence Sterling which Goods were in Copart-
     nership between the Complt and Walter Story to wit three fourth
     parts thereof to the Complt and the other part thereof to the Said
     Walter Story who was to pay to the Complt one fourth part of the
   17  said five hundred and thirteen pounds and five pence Sterling being
     by him disbursed in buying and transporting the s.d Goods this
     Court therefore doth think fit, And it is this prsent day that is to
     Say on thursday the Sixteenth day of ffeb.ry in the nine and thirtieth p. 40
     year of the Dominion of Caecilius &c.a as aforesaid and in the year (fol. 47)
     of our Lord One thousand Six hundred and Seventy, By the Right
     Honourable Charles Calvert Esq.r Lieuten.t Generall and Chief Judge
     in Equity the Hon.ble Phillip Calvert Esq.r Chancellour the Hon.ble
   i8  William Talbot Esq.r Secretary, William Calvert and Thomas
     Trueman Esq.r and Justices of this Court, and the Authority of the (fol. 48)
     Same Ordered, adjudged and Decreed That the Said Complt John
     Long Shall allow to the defend.ts all Such Sumes as Shall be adjudged
     fit to be allowed them upon the amounts betwixt them and the
     defend.ts to Satisfie to the Complt the Said Sume of five hundred
     and thirteen pounds and five pence Sterling with Costs of Suit all
     to be Computed and allowed by this Court and both partys being
     now present in Court and offering their accounts on both Sides,
     which this Court having passed and Seriously Considered thereupon
   19  do find upon the Ballance thereof that the Said Walter Story in his
     lifetime was Indebted to the Complt John Long (all his Just demands
     Deducted) the Sume of two hundred forty three pounds Eight
     Shillings and Seven pence in money Sterling with five pounds Ster-
     ling to him for his Costs of Suit adjudged, the Defend.ts Henry
     Bonner and Elizabeth his wife Administratrix of the Goods and
     Chattells of Walter Story are Ordered and Decreed to pay unto
     the Complt John Long accordingly. We Do therefore hereby strictly
   20  Charge and Comand you and either of you that all and Every the
     matters and things in the Said finall Judgment or Decree mentioned
     Specific and Contained, So far forth as the Same or any of them
     do in any ways touch or concern you or Either of you, you and
     either of you do well and truly observe perform fullfill and keep to
     all Intents and purposes, according to the Teno.t and true meaning
     thereof, and that you pay unto the s.d Complt John Long or Thomas
   21  Notley Gen.t procurator for the Said John Long the Said Sumes
     of Two hundred & forty three pounds Eight shillings & Seven
     pence in money sterling together also with five pounds Sterling for
     his the Complts Costs of Suit to him adjudged and this you nor
     Either of you are to omit in any wise under the penalty thereupon
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