Charles County Court Proceedings, 1662-1666.     617

        Roger Dickeson Crauing an Attachment against the estate of Peter Liber B
       Glenister to the valew of seauenteen hundered and fifty flue pounds of
       tobacco bill dew unto him as hee alleageth Whearupon it was
       Objected unto and against him that peraduenture the sayd Glenister
       was not Gon out of the Prouince with an intention to Run away
        Whearupon the sayd Roger Dickeson affirmed that hee was and
       that hee woold tacke his oath of it Whearupon Mr Mathews Gauc
       him his oath which is as followeth Videlicet:
        Roger Dickeson Sworne and Examined in open Court sayth that
       Peeter Glenistor is Runaway out of this Prouince and standeth in-
       debted unto him this deponant, the sum of seauenteen hundered
       pounds of tobacco and Caske P bill as more at large by the sayd bill
       will appear and further sayeth not
        Whearfor it is ordered that Roger Dickeson haue an Attachment
       against the Estate of the sayd Peeter Genister—Past

        Mr Henry Addames Heigh Sheriff of Charleses Countie Prefering
       his bill of Charge for Mis Hannah Lee alias Price and her mayd
       mary Manor thay not hauing had thear triall it is the opinion of the
       board that thay doe not know whear the Charges will light till thay
       haue had thear triall Whearupon hee demanded the Charges for 515]
       the Indians that wear Executed and it was the Opinion of the board
       that the Sherife must haue his Solution from the Assembly Wheather
       the County or Publicke must Pay it

        To the Worshipfull Commissioners of Charleses County the
       humble Petition of Samuell Harris Sheweth
        That Your Petitioner was Prest upon his Lordships and the Con-
       tris Saruise up the Bay against the Indian Enemie and at that time
       biing the Last Expedition up the bay in June Last did Leaue a Suf-
       ficient Prepared Crope but at his Returne found none Contrary to his
       Lordships orders in that Case Prouided The Praemisses Consid-
       ering and Your Petitioners Ruing Ineuitably following without his
       Crope as a Aforsayd hee humbly Craues order for a good and Rea-
       sonable Crope and hee &c

        Whearupon it was demanded of Thomas Wharton Constable of
       thos Parts who wear Ailoted to tend the sayd Harrises Crope who
       maed Answer and Sayd that the taxables in Mr Richard Stones and
       and Mr John Stones and Mathias Obrians families wear alloted to
       tend the sayd Harrisses Crope and that no bodie Complayned unto
       him that the Crope Suffered Any thing for want of tendance
        Whearupon it is the Judgment of Court that the sayd Harris shoold
       haue a Crope Allowed him and it is further the Judgment of the
       Court that hee shall haue allowed him for his Crope eighteen hun-
       dered pounds of tobacco and Caske and four barrells of Indian Corne