230    Charles County Court Proceedings, 1658-1662.

              Liber A    woold not Pay it and bid him take take his Cours, and further sayeth
                    not

                      Mr Thomas Lomax sworne and examined in open Court sayeth
                    that bee knows nothing of the formentioned Oath

                      Mr Enock Doughtie Sworne and Examined in open Court sayeth
                    that going to pikeawackson bee saw Samuell Parker in Mr Handlys
                    30 foot tobacco bows puting up of hogsheads for Mr Handly and bee
                    asked this deponant what his Sisters account might bee for her
                    Phisick and Meanes hee had of her which bee told him bee did not
                    know Certainly and the sayd Parker told this deponant that hee had
                    a heifor at the hill and hee woold willingly giue it her for Payment
                    for her Phisicke and further sayeth not

                      Mis Oneale sworne and examined in open Court sayeth that neather
                    shee nor any one for her did euer Receaue any thing of Samuell
                    Parker nor of any one Els for him in satisfaction of the sayd Cure

                      Mr Enock Doughtie Sworne and Examined in open Court that
                    bee knows nothing of the interrogation of William heard who de
                    mand wheather hee did not tell him that his Sisters demand was but
              [p. 224]   one hundered and Seauentie or Eightie Pounds of tob: for the Phisick
                    shee gaue Joane Parker

                      Whearupon William Heard Charged mee George Thompson
                    Clarke of the said Countie Court in open Court to Record that that
                    Part of Mr Enock Doughties Oath Concerning the thirtie foote to
                    bacco hous was fals for that thear was not at that time any such
                    house upon the Sayd Hanlys Land which the sayd Doughtie Coold
                    not Deny but affirmed it was thear whear now the new tobacco hous
                    stands which hee supposes to bee thirty foote

                      John Waltom Sworne and examined in open Court sayeth th Mr
                    ONeale and his Wife was demanding of tob: of William heard sum-
                    time in the winter last past but upon what Account this deponant
                    knows not and further sayeth not

                      Whearupon the Defendant humbly Cnaueth a nonsuit humbly Con
                    ceauing no Caus of Action by Reason that thay bane Arested him as
                    Administrator of Samuell Parker which bee denieth himself to bee
                    but the administrator of Joane Parker bee Con fesseth that hee is
                      And the sayd Heard further declareth in open Court that wheather
                    hee denied Joan Parkers Debt to Mis ONeal yea or nay and siing
                    that as yet thear neuer was any action Entered against him for it doath
                    now in open Court promis to Pay at or upon the tenth of Nouember
                    next ensuing the date hearof four hundered pounds of good sound
                    Marchantable leaf tob: and Caske to Mis ONeall for Joane Parkers
                                   Phisick: