Talbot County Court Proceedings, 1662-1674.  483






  the Retorne of the Nonest Inventus The Courtt hath Ordred that Liber BE
  Mr Tho: Hynson haue Attachment Against the estate of Jacob No.2
  Brimington for his aboue Said Debt with Costs


   Timothy Lindall Petticons to this Courtt for twelue hundred
  Pounds of tobacoe Due from the Estate of William Maddox de
  ceased: Richard Gould Accknowledg Judgment Being Admistor of
  the Said deceaseds estate Therefore the Courtt hath Ordred that
  Richard Gould make Present Payment of twelue hundred Pounds of
  tobacoe unto Timothy Lindall Ou± of the estate of William Maddox
  deceased


   Samuell Maddox haueing a Nonest Inventus Retorned Against
  Jno Collisson Who is Run away: the said Maddox Makes Oath to his
  Accompt & is Ordred Attachmt for his debt Against the Estate of
  John Collisson
      Jno Collisson Dr             tobacoes
     To i barell of Beare & 7lb of suger200
     To 4 galls of Rum at 30th p Gaff   120
     To 24lb of Suger at 3lb p lb        72
     To i Bottle of Lymes Juce at         8
                                         400
                                p Sam: Mdockes

 Augustin Harman iplati The Flat Declares for two Thousand [p. 160]
   Admistor to Jno Brett Eighty foure Pounds of tobacoe &
  Andrw: Skinner Dift j Caske Due to Jno Brett In his Life-.
  time By Accompt for good Bought of the Said Jno Brett Deceased
  The Defft Andrew Skinner Proues By his owne oath And By the
  Oath of Jno Michell that the Said Andr: Skinner had Not the Goods
  of Jno Brett Butt of Henry Goodricke and uppon the Accompt of
  Thomas Bradley There fore the Courtt hath ordred that Andrew Skin
  ner haue A non Sut &c


 Augustin Harman Plat
   Admistor to Jno Brett
  James Scott Deift
   The Flat Declares that James Scott had In Jno Bretts lifetime
  goods to the Vallue of Six hundred eighty & Eight Pounds of to
  bacoe & Caske Jame Scott Proues By his Owne Oath & the oath of
  Jno Michell that What goods he had was of Henry Goodrick & uppon
  the Accompt of Thomas Bradley therefor the Courtt hath ordred
  that James Scott haue a Non Sute