Charles County Court Proceedings, 1658-1662.     107

     Mr Zacharie Wade demands a warrant against Thomas Simpson Liber A
   in an action of debt
     Warrant to the Sheriffe &c

     Mr Zacharie Wade demands a warrant against Mr James Linsey in
   debt
     Warrant to the Sheriffe &c

     Mr Zachary Wade demandes A warrant against Edward Deane in
   an action of debt
     Warrant to the Sheriffe &c
     William Barton Junior demands a warrant against Josias Fendall
   in an action of the Case and Subpaenes for William Robisson John
   Morris and Gus Tomkinson to testifle in ditto Causa
     Warrant to Anest and Subpaenes to warne & to the Sheriffe

     Capt: William Batten demands a warrant against Mr Francis
   Doughty in an action of the Case
     Warrant to the Sheriffe &c Ret ut supra

     William Hils demands a warrant against John Windly in an
   action of debt and subpe for Clement Theobals to testifie in ditto
   Causa
     Warrant & suhpene to the sheriffe &c

      At A Court held the 12th of february Ao 1660   [p. 121]
                      Presentes
                Captaine James Langworth
   Mr Hennery Addames    . . Mr Francis Pope
                Commissioners
   Mr Thomas Baker           Mr James Linsey

     Whearas Captaine James Langworth was Credibly informed that
   on John Tomkinson hath uttered diuers Reproachfull words much 307
   tending to the disturbance of the Peace of this Prouince so much
   desiered by the Honorable Philip Caluert Esq Chiefe Gouernour
   thearof as doath playnly appeare by the Pacificall Proclamation Pub
   lished by the sayd Philip Caluert Esp Commands in this Charleses
   Countie the 27th of Nouember Ao 166o hath thearfor Caused the
   sayd Thomkinson to make his appearance at this Court and hear to
   answer unto such interrogatiues as shal bee alleaged against him in
   the behaife of the Right Honorable Cecillius Lord Barron of Balte
   mor absolute Lord and Proprietarie of this Prouince of Mariland and
   thearfor desires That Samuel Palmer Daniell Gordian and Mathyas
   Obnian May haue theare oath giuen them Concerning the Premisses
   which is granted him