Provincial Court Proceedings, 1668. 321

      Luke Gardner at suite George Day the summe of five hundred Liber FF
    and flinty pounds of tobacco.
       Wm Moffett Attorny Richard Allen against Thomas Bowdell the
     summe of two hundred and seventy pounds of tobacco.
       James Martin et ux agt Luke Gardner the summe of One thousand
     six hundred thirty two pounds of tobacco.
       William Hapell against Henry Neale the summe of three hundred
     and thirty pounds of tobacco.
       Toby Wells at suite of John Wright et ux, the summe of six hun-
     dred and sixty pounds of tobacco.
       George Yate against Edward Loyd Esq Attorny of Richard Owen
     the summe five hundred and forty pounds of tobacco.
       James Veitch at suite George Atkins the summe of foure hundred
     and twenty pounds of tobacco
       Anthony Calloway agt Jonathan Hopkin son the summe of three
     hundred and flinty pounds of tobacco.
       Samuel Tilghman at suite Elizabeth Story admrx Walter Story the
     sume of three hundred and thirty pounds of tobacco.

       Edmund Hinchman against Thomas Manning the summe of two
     thousand eight hundred thirty foure pounds of tobacco, the deft had
     time Granted till next provinciall Court to shew cause (if he can) of
     abatement of the said costs being in the said bill of costs charged
     for attendance in Calvert County Court by the plaintiff.

       Joseph Slade being Subpena'd on the pt of John Wiseman and
     Hugh Hopewell against Christopher Rousby petitioneth the Court
     for his Charges.
       Ordered that the plaintiffs satisfie the said Joseph the summe of
     One hundred and twenty pounds of tobacco each.

       John Wright and Stephen Tully being Subpena'd on the Pt of
     Anthony Calloway against Jonathan Hopkinson petitioned for their
     Charges
       Ordered they be allowed three hundred and sixty pounds of tobacco.


    To the Honble Charles Calvert Esp Leiftenñt Generall of the prov-
        ince of Maryland with the Honble Court.
       The Humble petition of Robert perry Sheweth
       That whereas Benjamin Hammond by Ordr of Court and his re-
     quest to them placed in the house of the aforesaid perry who was
     constrained to buy both meate and come for the aforesaid Hammond
     his maintenance dureing the terme of his abode there which was from
     October the tenth till the last of July last was a twelve month, the
     aforesaid being a poore man namely perry doth humbly addresse him-
     selfe to the Honble Court imploreing their favourable assistance