526        Chancery Court Proceedings, 1678.

       Liber P C  the said Johnson the purchase money for the said Land only deduct-
              ing thereout, soe much as the said Abington had really paid in pur-
              chaseing of rights Surveying and Pattenting the said Land, which
              being deducted, itt appeared to the Court here that the said Johnson
              had paid unto the said Abington Thirteene hundred sixty two pounds
              of tobacco in part of the purchase of the said Land, Over and
              above all the said Abingtons disbursements as aforesaid, And doth
              therefore thinke fitt and soe order adjudge and Decree that the said
              John Abington deliver upp Cancelled and made Void unto the said
              Bernard Johnson the aforesaid Bill of seaven thousand one hundred
              sixty seven pounds of Tobacco And alsoe that the Said John Abing-
              ton repay unto the said Bernard Johnson Thirteene hundred sixty
              two pounds of tobacco which he the said Johnson formerly paid
              unto the said Abington in part of the purchase of the said Land
              Together with ffive thousand seven hundred Ninety foure pounds of
              Tobacco for Costs of suite Taxed by the Honoble the Chancello.r
              which said bill of seaven thousand One hundred sixty seaven pounds
              of tobacco George Parker Gentl Attorney for the said John Abing-
              ton did in open Court assume to deliver upp unto the said Johnson
              Att the next Provinciall Court

              John Haslewood & Anne ux Complts This cause comeing on in the
                    ag.t              Docquett of Causes this day
              Benjamin Granger Def.t       to be heard & Debated in the
              presence of Robert Carvile Attorney ifor the Comp.lts & Robert
              Ridgley Attorney for the Defts upon Bill and Answeare which being
              openly read & heard & upon heareing & debateing thereupon & heare-
              ing what could be alleadged on either side this Court was all cleerly
              satisfied that the said John Avery deced did in his lifetime Lend to &
              entrust the said Benj :a Granger with Severall Quantitys of Goods &
              divers Sumes of money And doth therefore thinke fitt & soe order Ad-
              judge & decree that the Said Benj :a Granger doe forthwith pay unto
              the said John Haslewood & Anne his wife Exrs as aforesaid the
              Sume of ifoure & Twenty pounds Lawfull money of England and
              together with Three Thousand Three hundred ffifty & five pounds
              of Tob Cost of Suit


         p. 138  At a Court of Chancery held at the Citty of S.t Mary's
                 the Seaventeenth day of October in the Third yeare of the
                 Dominion of Charles &c. Annop Dni 1678 Present
                                Philip Calvert Esq.r Chancell.r
                             rble W.m Calvert Esq.r Princll Secrij.
                       The Hon.  Thomas Tailor Esq.r
                                Henry Coursey Esq.r