546        Chancery Court Proceedings, 1679.

        Liber P C  refused to take the Estate att the rates appraised in the first Inventory,
               That Dorsey utterly refused to allow the said plt Bland anything
               and that he denyed to allow his accompt expended for Wyatt, To
               which the Defendant Dorsey and his wife made answere, That
               Damoras pretended Wyatt made a will in which she was named Ex :ex
               that she intermarried and the pits possessed the Estate and they
               intrusted the Defendant Edward in the management thereof, That
               the Defendant Edward and Complt Thomas did submitt all differ-
               ences to the award of the Chancello.r who not onely as Arbitrator
               hut as Judge Testamentary declared the Will Void and thereupon
               the said Dorsey had Lett :rs of admcon granted and Exhitted an
               Inventory amounting to Eighty thousand pounds of Tobacco, That
               the Defendant Edward was attorney to the Complts and mannaged
               the Estate of Wyatt That the Chancello.r settled all accompts that the
               Defend.t Edward was ordered to pay unto the Complt Thomas Tenn
               Thousand pounds of tobacco in Aprill and October One thousand
               six hundred seaventy six which this Defendant paid to this Comp.lt
               Damoras for the use of the said Comp :lts, and denyed hee Inhannced
               the first Inventory or put goods therein not belonging to Wyatts
               Estate, That these Defendts and the plaintiffes entered into bonds
               of arbitracon of three hundred thousand pounds of tobacco to stand
               to the award of Collonell Taylor and Collonell Burges to Decide all
           p. 155  suites att Law Variances and debates whatsoever in reference to the
               reall and psonall Estate of Wyatt, That the arbitrators made such
               award as in the said bill, That the arbitrators thought good to ailowe
               the Defendants noe more then Fighteene thousand two hundred and
               Eleaven pounds of tobacco for their disbursments Expended for
               \Vyatt ye perticulars whereof are in a schedule to ye answere an-
               nexed, That these Defendants allowe of Eighteene thousand two
               hundred and Eleaven pounds of tobacco and Eighty nine thousand
               foure hundred ninety five pounds of tobacco for goods delivered and
               for a servant named ifietcher Eight hundred pounds of tobacco
               Amounting in all the sume of One hundred and Eight thousand
               five hundred and six pounds of Tobacco, which deducted out of
               One hundred ififty foure thousand three hundred and two pounds
               of tobacco there remaines forty six thousand five hundred ninety six
               pounds of tobacco which ought to bee paid to these Defend.ts And
               denye these Comp :Its have pformed the said Award but that forty
               six thousand five hundred ninety six pounds of tobacco is still due,
               And that the Complt Bland Contrary to the award hath sued the
               bond of One hundred thousand pounds of tobacco entred into by
               the Defend.t Edward whereas all matters in difference were settled
               by the last award, That the Defend :ts have pformed the said award,
               and have paid the said Damoras for a moyety of ye psonall estate,
               And also for her thirds in the reall Estate as by receipt under her
               hand and scale dated the Nineteenth of Janry one thousand six