Talbot County Court Proceedings, 1662-1674. 417





     John Scot sworne and examined           Liber BB
     Saith The same as the aboue said deponant saith, and further saith No.2
   nott.

     Upon the Evidences of these deponants the Court seriously Con
   sidering in the busseness, and scandalous reproch the said Rawlings
   hath brought on this Court, by his abrading speeches it is ordered
   that he haue forthwith Thirty Lashes on the bare back well Laid on
   with A Whipp.

   A Court held for Talbott County the 21th of March 1667/8

                        Present
   mr Richard Woollman
                    Mr Thomas South
     mr Seth Forster               Commissioners
                    Mr Thomas Hynson
     mr Symon Carpender

     To the worshipfull Commissioners of Talbott County the humble
   petition of Christoper Denny.
     Shewith That mr Thomas Hynson deceased was Indepted to yor
   petitioner Three Barills of Indian Come for my wifes attandance of
   him and his wife in theire sickness; I haueing demanded it of his
   sons they will nott pay it without order of Court wherefor yor peti
   tioner humbly Craueth an order for the said Come any yor peti
   tioner Shall Ever Pray

     The Court hath granted an Order to Christopher Denny for Three
   Barills of Indian Come against the estate of mr Thomas Hynson
   deceased.

     To the worshipfull Commissioners for Talbott County the humble
   petition of Robert Denny.
     Shewith That mr Thomas Hynson deceased Doth stand indebted
   to your petitioner the summ of Two hundred 96th pounds of Tobacco
   your petitioner Craueth an order for his debt against his estate &c

     The Court haue granted an Order to Robert Denny for Two [p.79]
   hundred ninety and six pounds of Tobacco against the estate of
   mr Thomas Hynson deceased, hee haueing made oath to the said
   Debt/

     To the worshipfull Commissioners for Talbott County the humble
   petition of Christopher Thomas the atturney of mr Zachrias Waad
   and mr William Hatton
     Shewith That whereas William Leeds and mr William Taylor
   stand indebted to the aforesaid Waad and Hatten the summ of six
   teene hundred pounds of Tobacco and Cask which said Tobacco
   is due for the Land that Capt Leeds now Liveth upon, and the said
   Leeds Refuseth to pay the said Tobacco your petitioner Craueth



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