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Charles County Court Proceedings, 1658-1662. 61 Thomas Michel Plantiue The Plantiue aresting the defendant in an Liber A Richard Trew Defendant actione of debt Prefereth his Petition as followeth To the Worshipful Commissioner of Charleses Counti 153 The Humble Petitione of thomas Michel Sheweth That Whearas Richard Trew standeth indebted unto your Peti- [r. 77] tioner the some of seauen hundered fiftie fowre pounds of tob: and Caske and bee deniing payment it beeing dew by bill your Petitioner hath entered his suit, Humbli beseeching your Worships to order your Petitioner his iust debt with Cost of suit and Charges and bee shal as in dutie bound Pray &c for which debt the defendant, by his Atturney Mr James Linsey con- fesseth a judgment Thearfor it is ordered that the defendant pay unto the Plantiue, the sayd some of seauen hundered fiftie foure pounds of tob and Caske with Cost and Charge of suit Edmond Linsey Plantiue The Plantiue aresting the defendant in Andrew Watson Defendant an actione of Case which hee proues to bee for a sow and tenne pounds of tob: which hee prooueth to bee 154 his dew it is thearfor ordered that the defendant pay unto the plan- tiue a sow and tenne pounds of tob: with Cost and Charge of suit: Edmond Linsey Plantiue The Plantiue understanding that the de- Gils Glouer Defendant ffendant coold not come to Court by rea- son of his wifes beeing newlie deliuered of a Child is contented to 155 haue his buisnes respited until the next Countie Court. John Broune Plantiue The Plantiue aresting the defendant in Thomas Simpson Defendant an actione of debt to the valew of seauen hundered pounds of tob: and Caske dew to bee payed at or 156 befor the 10th of January Ao 1657 or in default thearof a Cow with Calph or with a Calph by her side, which bargaine by a colaterall agreement betweene the sayd Broune and the sayd simpson was annihillated the sayd Simpson in the forsayd year fiftie seauen promissing in case the sayd browne woold forbare him untill the next year hee woold then pay him the sayd seauen hundered pounds of tob: without faile as apeareth by th oath of Edmond Linsey and Robert Goodericke: Edmond Linsey sworne and examined in open Court sayeth that [p. 78] Thomas Simpson told John Broune that his Crope was drowned and that the next yeare bee woold pay him without fayle seauen hundered pounds of tob: and further sayeth not Robert Goodericke sworne and examined in open Court sayeth that Thomas Simpson tould John Broune that his Crope was drowned 9 |
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