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     a bill for the remainder which amounted to too hundered and eighty Liber B
     one pounds of tob: whearupon I maed the bill, after the Crop was
     all stmooke the sayd will Gother Come ouer againe and the sayd
     beniamin and his wife desired him to Come to an accoumpt whear
     upon I read the accoumpt ouer upon which the sayd Will desired to
     haue his other bill in of too hundered and eighty one pounds which
     thay deliuered in my presance which bills hee rent in Peeces and
     swore that beniamin hammon had Cheated him of his Crope and
     sayd bee woold Proue it whearupon thay Called mee for witnes
     and hec sayd moerouer that hee woold Rccouer of them aboue six
     hundered pounds of tobacco and after that hee had receaued the bill
     bee sayd that thay shoold prone that bee owed them any tobacco yea
     or no and further sayeth not: Thomas James

       The Plantiue Craueth a Jury is impannelled and thear names as [p. 161]
     followeth Mr Francis Batchelom John Browne Robert Taylor Thomas
     Baker William heard william hail daniell Johnson James Mackey John
     Wheeler Mr Henry Hudson Gils Tomkins Dauid Prichard
       The forman of the jury hauing his oath giuen him and all the rest
     of the Jury beeing sworne unanimosly Consenting after sum small
     time of Consultation together braught in thear verdit and deliuered
     it by the forman Mr Francis Batchelor that thear was no Cause of
     action
       It is thearfor ordered that the Plantiue shoold bee nonsuited and
     pay the Cost and Charge of suit:

       Samuell Dobson sworne and Examined in open Court at the Re
     quest of Mr William Marshall sayeth that bee see william Pecke signe
     scale and deliuer unto William Marshall an indentur and that it was
     his free act and deed and that bee was a freeman when it was signed
     sealed and deliuered and further sayeth not:

       John Alias Jacob Lumbrozo beeing Claped up in prison by Mr
     James Lendsey to answer unto this Court such obiections as shoold
     heare bee objected against him which wear the deposition of the hear-
     after named Persons

       The deposition of Joseph Dorrosell about forty years of Age de
     clare that the 15th of June 1663 hee went to Mr Adams and told him
     that the doctor John Lumbrozo and his maed did Lee together and
     when I cam to the toteur hous the sayd mayde went to Richard Trew
     and when shi came backe againe shy fell a scolin at my and told my
     befor the docteur and sayd that I had bin abraud and had releited that
     the sayd doctur and she did lee together and that shee was with Child
     whearupon the sayd Lumbroso called her in and told her that shee
     must take a strong purge to tacke away her swelling that shee had [p. 162]
     for if it woold not doe shee must tacke an other whearupon shee did