Talbot County Court Proceedings, 1662-1674. 435







    Wee of the Jury haue Upon Matture Deliberacon and Considera- Liber BB
  con of all the deposscons finde it for the Deffendt No. 2
                         p Our for man Andr Skinner
  Petter Sides Plat
  George Aldridg defft
    To the Worshipll Comisscońs for Talbott County the humble Pet
  ticon of Petter Sides
    Sheweth that George Aidridge is Indebted unto yor Petticr the
  Sum of two Thousand two hundred and fifty Pounds of Tobacoe
  and Caske which debt the Said Aidridge Reffuseth to Pay though
  offten Demainded yor Petticoń Craues of this Worshipll Courtt
  Order for his Debt with Cost of sute and yor Petticoń Shall Euer
  Pray

    The Deffendt George Aldridge Saith that he had noe Consideracon
  for his Debt the Plat Petter sides saith that George Aldridge bought
  of him a Seate of Land and Plantacon that George Aidridge Now
  liueth on And that his dete was Part of Sattisfaction for the Same
  Mr William Coursey Declareth that the Land was taken up by false
  Right forged by Richard Fittsalen And Produces a Note from under
  one of the Clarkes of the See: Office his hand to that Effect And
  Further Saith that the Gouerner in his Sight Maide Jn° Wrights
  Patten Voyd Where Upon the Courtt Ordred George Aldridg a Non
  sute

    Pattrick Browne Booke Keeper to Mr Francis Armstrong Makes
  Oath in Open Courtt to Seuerall Debt and sum of Tobacoes Due to
  the Said Armstrong for Accomadacon in his Ordinary which debts
  are Upon Record by them Selfues in a Smale Booke:

    Jno Buley Makes Oath to a booke of Accompts due for Accomada
  con unto Jno Richardson

    James Eluard Accknowledges in Open Courtt that he hath Receued
  of Isack Abraham the Sum of Eight Thousand Seauen hundred
  Sixty Seauen Pounds of Tobacoe for the Use of Edward Martingall
  in Part of a bond of twenty Thousand Pounds of Tobacoe

       Febry the 14th 1668
    Receued of Jno Edmundson Seauen hhs of Tobacoe waighing
  Near three thousand Seauen hundred and Seauenteen Pounds upon
  the accompt of Isack Abrahms I Say receued

                                p me James Eluard

    Mr William Gard Makes Accknowledgmt In Open Courtt that he [p. 102]
  Paid Jno Pitt the two tills of Tobacoe which was In disput betwixt
  him and Jno Edmundson