Charles County Court Proceedings, 1658-1662.     III

      Mr James Langworth entereth a Cauet against the estate of Hen- Liber A
     nery lilly late deceased for three hundered and od pounds of tob: or 324
     thearabouts
      Ensigne John Wheeler entereth a Cauet against the estate of hen- 325
     nery lilly for one hundered pounds of tob:
      Mr Francis Pope in the behalfe of Richard Tarlin entereth a Cauet [p 124]
     against the estate of Hennery Lilly late deceased and for one hun
     dered Acres of land the sayd Lilly finding Rights and paying for 326
     the warrant suruay and Pattent of the sayd land.

     The Court is Adiourned untill the 12th of March Ao 166o &
      appoynted to bee held at Clement Theobals hows

      Robert Troope demand a warrant against Richard Trew in an ac
     tion of the Case
      Warrant to the Sherife to Arest &c Ret: 12th March 166o

      William Robisson demands a warrant againts Mr Edward Waker
     in an action of the Case
      Warrant to the Sheriffe &c Retur: ut supra

      Thomas Ashbrooke demands a warrant against Trew in an ac
     tion of the Case
      Warrant to the Sherif &c Ret ut supra

      Mr James Linsey demands a warrant against Christopher Riuers
     and his wife in an action of defamation and a suhpene for Clement
     Theobals wife to testifie in ditto causa
      Warrant and Subpene to the Sheriffe &c

      Mr James Linsey demands a warrant against John Baptista in an
     action of debt to the valew of four hundered and eleuen pounds of
     tob:
      Warrant to the Sheriffe to arest &c Ret: ut supra

      William Robisson demands a warrant against John Cain in an
     action of the Case
      Warrant to the Sheriffe to Arest &c Retur: ut supra

      Thomas Kelle demand a warrant against John Baptista in an
     action of debt to the valew of three hundered and eightie pounds of
     tob:
      Warrant to the Sherife to arest &c Retur: Ut supra
      Subpenes for Mr Linsey and Edward Deane to testifie in ditto
     Causa for Thomas Kelle and Garrard Sennet