Provincial Court Proceedings, 1668—69.   415

     Rebecca Burton the Admx Jeni fer p querunt  Liber FF
       of Edmond Burton plt:
     Henry Hudson defendt
       The plt Obtain'd Attachmt last Court agst the Estate of the defendt,
     wch att the Request of the plt is againe Continued to the next Pro-
     uinciall Court

            Court adjourn'd till the afternoone
              The Justices all mett as in the morning  [p. 7591
     Thomas Cooper the Admr   Jenifer p quer.
       of Tho: Freeman plaint
William Stacey defendt   Caluert p del:
       The plt as Admr aforesaid sues the deft in a plea that hee render
     to hime thirety Eighte hundred fowrty two pounds of tobacco and
     Cask wch hee unjustly detaines &c: being for the paymt of nineteen
     hundred twenty One pounds of tobaccoe and Caske
       And the said william Stacey by william Caluert his Attorny Corn-
     eth and defendeth the force and Injury when &c: and as to the nine-
     teen hundred twenty one pounds of tobacco in the declaracon men-
     toned the said William Caluert saith he is not informed by the said
     William his Clyent of any Answere thereunto to giue Therefore the
     said Thomas Cooper doth remaine agst hime the said william Stacey
     as to the said nineteen hundred twenty one pounds of tobacco
     undefended                         Will Caluert

       Therefore it is ordred by the Court here that the Thomas Cooper
     as Admr of Thomas Freeman recouer of the said William Stacey
     the said sume of nineteen hundred twenty One pounds of tobaccoe
     and Cask wth Costs
     George Yate plaintiff              Jenifer p quer:
     Robt Burte the Attor:              Carleton p deft
       of Dauid Poole defendt
       The plt sues the defendt as Attorny of Dauid Poole in a plea of
     debt upon Articles That hee render him Twenty thowsand pounds of
     tobacco wch he unjustly detaines &c:
       And the aforesaid Robt Burte by Thomas Carleton his Attorny
     desires Oyer of the writeings & saith that he knowes nothing of any
     Articles made betwixt the said George Yates and the said Dauid
     Poole and if there bee any such articles as aforesaid the Condicons
     of deliuery of the Seruts Seruants rights and linnin aforesaid is
     not due untill the next yeare according to the declaracon and this
     hee is ready to auerre for which hee Craues the Judgmt of the Bench
                                   Tho: Carleton Attor

       The defendt Robt Burte pleading himselfe a stranger in the
     prmisses and alleadging to the Court that the said Dauid Poole will