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260 Charles County Court Proceedings, 1658-1662. Liber A The Jury unanimously agreeing deliuered in this their verdit by [p. 250] thear forman daniell Johnson that whearas wee find by Ropers depo sition that the Crope of tobacco was sould to Clem Theoballs for 1400 tb of tob: and Caske and that the sayd Theoballs past his bill for it and wee find that part of that bill is payd and the sayd Clems demands to bee deducted 130 for his leauyes bee payd as by the sayd sherifs Receipt appears which wee conceiue is dew to bee allowed and also 20 pounds for a schillet and 72 for cyder and sugar which appears by oath sam Lambert allowed of befor bee died and as for the Crope of Corne wee find that Clem ought upon oath to deliuer in a iust accoumpt how much thear was on it and allow so much unto the Plantiue only deducting too barrells sam lambert Confest hee ought Clem and also 2O lb of tob: per day for gathering the Corne hee upon oath certifling how long the man was imployed in gathering of it only and as for his diat wee cannot according to act of Assembly find any thing dew and as for the Land wee find none the Plantiue Cann make appear dew to him and Clement Theobals must pay the Cost of suit The Judgment of Court is that this order confine the verdit of the jury aboue specified and that the defendant Clement Theobalis pay the Cost and Charge of suit James Lendsey Administrator The Plantiue aresting the defendant to John Web Plantiue in an action of the Case Prefereth Richard trew defendant his petition as followeth: To the Worshipfull Commissioners of Charleses Countie the humble petition of James Lendsey the Administrator to John Web humbly sheweth That Whearas your Petition is denied payment by Richard Trew for a debt dew from him to John Webe by bill for six hundered pounds of tobacco and Caske thearfor your petioner hath entered his suit humbly beseeching your worships to grant him relife with Cost and Charge of suit and your petitioner shall as in dutie bound pray Whearupon the defendant sayd that bee did not remember that euer hee past any bill unto John web in his life which Cawsed the plantiue to clesir that Andrew Watson and Mr George Bradshaw might haue thear oaths giuen them which was granted George Bradshow sworne and examined in open Court sayeth that sumtime about the latter end of december last past this deponant heard Mr Lendsey say that Andrew Watson and Thomas Alkock was witnes to a bill bee had of goodman trews appertayning to the Estate of John Webe and further sayeth not: Andrew Watson Sworne and examined in open Court sayeth that Comming to Mr Stones quarter bee witnesed a paper betweene good- |
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