214    Charles County Court Proceedings, 1658-1662.

                Liber A the Caske wear set up by the sayd Lillie one half e at one time and
                the remainder at an other according unto thear ingagement

                      The Sayd Lindsey not beeing abell to prone that this bill was for
                    the sayd Caske craueth a referance untill the next Court which the
                    Plantiue condecended unto that in Case hee coold not then prooue it
                    payd or to bee the bill past for the Caske which hee neuer had then
                    order to pas which was Granted
                    John Neuill Plantiue The defendant by Mr henry Ad-
                      as Ad: Att: to Sam lambert dames Craueth a ref erance which was
                 499 Clement Theoabals Defendant granted:

                [p. 210] Samuell Dobson giues unto his wifes daughter Mary Stratton on
                    helfor with Calpit Cropt holed and slite on boath Ears with her whole

                 500 increase boath mayle and femaille from him his heirs Executors
                    Administrators or Assignes for Euer unto her her heirs Executor
                    Administrators or Assignes for euer and doe warrant to defend the
                    sayd heafer with her whole increase from all Claime or Claimes what
                    soeuer this acknowleded in open Court:

                      John Neuill giueth unto his sone William Neuill one Cow with her
                    whole increase boath maile and female and in Case hee die without
                    heir then to returne from whence it Come otherways from mee my

                 500 heirs Executors Administrators or Assignes to him his heirs Execu
                    tors Administrators or Assignes which Cow is Commonly knowne by
                    the name of Ring marked underkeeled on the left Eare and slit in
                    the Right Eare

                      To the Worshipfull Commissioners of Charleses Countie the
                    humble petition of Richard Watson sheweth
                 500 That whearas thear is Matters of Differance depending betwixt
                    your petitioner and Elenor Empson now Called Elenor Moris the
                    wife of John morisse for whom you petitioner hath often taken out
                    warrants but the sayd Moris still shunneth the Sheriffe and for as
                    much as your petitioner knows may transport himself and Estate out
                    of the prouince which will bee to your petitioners great losse and dam
                    mage thearfor your petitioner humbly Craueth an order of Court
                    to Attach any of the goods debts or Chattels of the said Morrisses
                    to the valew of too thowsand nine hundered pounds of tob and Caske
                    to the end that thearby the sayd Morris may bee Compelled to Come
                    to a triall with your petitioner and your petitioner shal euer pray &c

                      Thees Presants witnesses that I Thomas Gerrard Esquir doe for a
                 501 valewable Consideration aireadie receaued giue unto Samuell dobson
                    his heirs Executors Administrators or Assignes for euer too Cows