118        Provincial Court Proceedings, 1666.

        Liber FF Thomas Sprigg Complaint Alleadg'd by both parties that it is put
               Thomas Taylor defendant to Arbitracon--The deft then Craues
         Wm Caluert p quer      Ordr for Cost upon his necepiatr by him
               Jno morecroft p deft entred for that the Comptt: flied not his
               Bill according to the Ordr of last Prouinciall Court which Cost by the
               Board was allowed being in the whole One hundred and Eighty
               pounds of tobacco

               Thomas Ringould prt. This Cause resplted from last Prouinall
                Thomas Hinson and Court and now Ordred the Surueyr Gen-
                Henry Parker defendts erail doe giue in his Report tomorrow
               Wm Caluert & John morning concerning the laying out of the
                Morecroft p que?. lands now in dispute—Which Report is as
               Daniel Jenifer p deft followeth
                The Order of Court by Mutuall Consent was not fuilfilled, a Jury
              being found unnecessary but was proceeded, the assistance of
              William Cowrsey gent in laying out the bounds according to the
              intention of the first suruey as more fully appeares by the Certificate
              and Plott deliuered by mee Jerome White Surueyr Generall

                Some differences ariseing concerning the said surueyr Generalls
              report and all parties not agreeing therunto, the Board doth Order
              that this cause be againe resplted to the next Prouinciall Court, and
              further Ordred that care be taken in the Choosing twelue men of
              a Jury of the Neighbourhood who are hereby also ordred to goe wth
              and informe the surueyr Generail or his deputy the naturall bounds
              of each parcell of land menconed in each pattent, According to the
              former Order granted to be fullfilled in euery respect the lines
              mentioned in the said pattents, The said Thomas Ringould & Thom:
       [p. 3821   Hinson hauing liberty to choose 12 men a peece And prsent them
              to the surueyr Generall or his deputy wherof he is to pick out of
              each an equali number for that appointed Jury and to appoint his
              said deputy or goe wth them himselfe to the end that a true suruey
              may be made and plotts drawne faire and a Report giuen undr the
              surueyrs hand, and sent downe to the next Prouinciall Court to be
              holden the day of December next and that the sherriffe giue his
              attendance on the Jury after they come together and Warned in by
              him
               After which came into Court both plt and deft & deliuers in the
              names of such persons who by each of them are Choosen according
              to the foregoeing Order being nine a peece Out of which the surueyr
              is to pick an equall number for the said appointed Jury as aforesaid
                Further Ordred a Veniri facias issue to the Coroner Thomas
              Vaughan of that County to sweare the said twelue persons after