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     hogset that hee packt with his marke and his number and further Liber B
     sayeth not:

       Mr Richard Stone Sworne and examined in open Court sayeth that
     hee hath heard his father and mother say when hee was a Child that
     thay put a Rame ouer to Mr Wilkisson and that Mr Turnor killed it
     and that it was discouered by a saruant boy and further sayeth not:

       Mr Henry Addames upon oath sayeth that Mis Margery Brent
     went up to peace and left sum heyffors in this deponants Charge one
     of which Capt Price gaue him notis had a Caiph and that thay had
     seene it in Slingsbees feeild and that a short time after thay see her
     go bellowing up and downe as if shee had lost her Calph and that hee
     also heard that Mr Tumor tould Others that hee had Rescued the
     Calph from the woolues and that too years after this deponant heard
     that the sayd Tumor maed satisfaction to Mis Mary brent for it and
     further sayeth not:

       Mr Arther Turnor acknowledgeth to haue taken up that very Calph
     and that hee Can proue it died when it was half a year old:

       John Waltom aged forty years or thearabouts examined upon oath
     declareth that beeing at Mr Turnors Mr tumor then demanded of
     James boulin sixty pounds of tobacco which the sayd Turnor sayd
     hee had payd to John Neuill for the accoumpt of the sayd Boulin and
     James boulin denied to allow it; the sayd Turnor answared that hee
     thought that Thomas Stone woold baffell with him lickwise for hee
     had done the licke Curtesie for him further sayeth not
    Jurauit    Coram me July 27th
          James Neale

     Anne Standford Plantiue  The Plantiue aresting the defen- [p. 137]
     Mr henry hudson by his Atturney dant in an action of the Case pre
       Mr Thomas Notly Defendant fereth her petition as followeth

       To the worshipfull Commissioners of Charleses County the
     humble Petition of Anne Standford humbly Sheweth
       That whearas Mr henry hudson stands indebted to your petitioner
     the sum of seauen hundered pounds of tobacco as by specialty more
     at large will appeare and deniing your petitioner satisfactione your
     petitioner humbly Craueth relife with Cost and Charge of suit: and
     your petitioner as in duty bound shall euer pray &c

       The defendant alleageth that hee was bound but in part with too
     other as appeareth by the specialty and not in tob: shee ought to
     haue sewed them all ioyntly and not seuerally as shee hath done and
     thear for humbly Crauet an abaetment of the Rite with an order for
     Cost and Charge of suit It is ordered that the plantiue shoold bee
     nonsuited and allow the defendant 140 lb of tobacco for his Charge
     with Cost of suit