84     Charles County Court Proceedings, 1658-1662.

             Liber A    John Cherman Plantife The plantife Arests the Deffendt for
                   Doktor Mathew Gaidge deffdt A Bill he past to him for the Cure of
                239     his finger pretendinge he Performed not the Cure, But it beinge
                   proued that when the plantife left the Doktor then Agread the
                   Deffendt should only Deduckt 50lb tobaccoe of the said Bill, It is
                   therfore Ordered that the deffendant only deduckt 50lb tobaccoe of
                   the Bill Accordinge to his promise

                     John Cherman Prophainly takinge the name of god in vaine in
                240 Open Courte, It is Ordered that he pay 10lb tobaccoe Accordinge to
                   Act of Assembly, and that it Receiued by the sherife with the Leavy

                     Wheras the Courte was Informed that Gyles Glouer was suspeckted
                241 for stealinge of Hoggs, his Mate Richard True was sworne and
                   Examined in Open Courte who saith That when he went up to Nan-
                   jemy he helpt Gyles Glouer to frame his house, and as he was at
                   worke Gyles and his mate Thomas Fryer Came to this depont, and
                   Asked him if he would Concent to kill Hoggs with them and this
                   depont Replyed noe he would not steall any Hoggs he hooped to Come
                   Honnestlyer by them, and further saith not
                     It is therfore Ordered that the sherife take the said Gyles Glouer
                   into his Custody and keepe him untill he put in suffistient securetty
                   for his good Abareinge

                   Thomas Robinson plantife the plantife Arests the Deffendt for
                   John Wheeler Deffendt 5Pformance of A Bargaine for 350
                242     Acres of Land bought by him; and makinge noe Cause of Action
                   Apeare it is Ordered that the plantife be nonsuited

                     The Courte beinge Informed that John Neuill did Agree and buy
                   of Thomas Chowne of this Province an Able man seruant for A
                243     Boat, and the said Chowne beinge not Compus Mentis, neather is it
                   knowne what is become of him It is therfore Ordered that the said
                   Neuill take his Boat againe and Produce Another suffistient man
                   servant at shipinge next, and Delliuer up to the Courte, which is to
                   be Imployed for the Benifit of the said Chowne if he Come Againe,
                   if not to the Publike use of the County; And for the Rest of the
                   said Chownes thinges Lyinge at W Handlys to be brought to the
                   next County Courte and there sould at an Outcry if he Come not
                   nor be heard of before then

             [p. 100] John Wheeler Dessires that John Neuills and William Robinsons
                   Deposistions may be taken in Courte & Recorded

                     John Neuill Aged aboute 44 Yeares sworne, saith
                     That he this deponant was Intended to buy A Pcell of Land at
                244 Nanjemy of John Wheeler, and went up there with him to see it but