342        Provincial Court Proceedings, 1668.

       Liber FF And lastly because yr Lopps Comand me to Offer what I conceive
              adviseable to be directed by yr Lopp in this case In Obedience to your
              Löpps Comands I humbly Offer to yr Löpps judgment.
                That I humbly conceive it may consist with justice in case your
              Löpp be satisfied in what I here returne in Obedience to yr Löpps
              said Order of Referrence That yr Lopp may please
                1o To transmitt all these particulars with the said petition to yr
              Löpps said Court together with yr Löpps judgment in the case.
          [p.640] 2o To recomend the petr and his said ease unto the said Court
              to be releived according to justice and equity.
                30 To direct the said Court to supersede the said Quietus est And
              if possible to recall and cancell it with all the entryes which haue bin
              any time made thereof
             All which I humbly Offer unto yr Lopp according to the duty of
                            My Lord Your Lopps most Obedient Servant
              Inner Temple Feb 20, 1667.         R Langhorne
              C Baltemore.
                Caecilius Absolute Lord and proprietary of the provinces of Mary-
              land and Avalon in America, Lord Baron of Balternore &c To Our
              Deare Son Charles Calvert Our Leiftenflt of Our said province of
         (seale)   Maryland and to Our Deare Brother Philip Calvert Our Chancellour
              of Maryland and to Our Right trusty and well beloved Councill and
              Judges of Our said provinciall Court in Our said province of Mary-
              land &c Greeting Haveing well and seriously considered the petition
              of Henry Scarburgh of London merchant and the Report of Richard
              Langhorne Esq Our Councell learned to Us thereupon made, and
              agreeing in all particulars with the report of Our said Councell
              learned Wee haue caused the said peticon with the said report there-
              upon endorsed and all the severall papers were fixed to the said
              petition to be hereunto annexed, all which Wee doe herewith trans-
              mitt unto you And Wee doe hereby recomend the said petitioner and
              the equity of his said case unto you that he may receive releife therein
              according to the Rules of equity and good Conscience And further
              Our will and pleasure is and Wee doe hereby Order that upon receipt
              hereof you doe with what convenient speed you may issue forth Our
              writt of Supersedeas for the totall and perpetuall superseding of
              the Quietus est in the said petition and report mentioned And that
              you doe speedily recall and cancell the said Quietus est and upon the
              cancelling thereof you doe also Order and cause to be cancelled and
              obliterated all entryes which have bin made thereof at any time in
              all or any the Records or entryes of Our said Court or of any other
              Our Courts of Our Said province Given under Our hand and lesser
              seale at Armes the One and twentith day of February Anno Doth
              1667/8.

                Richard Fountaine demanded execution against James Courtney
              which issued in these words vizt