422    Provincial Court Proceedings, 1668—69.

        Liber FF Wee haue Audited all papers Concerning the Premesses & finde that
               the said Richard Attkins stands endebted to the said Richard Bayley
               the full quantity of Six hundred ninety eighte pounds of tobaccoe
                                                John Blomfeild
                                                Tho:  Carleton
                Ordred it be soe Entred for Judgment

        [p. 766] Benjamin Rozer plaintiffe Rozer p p
               George Thompson defendantf Caluert p deft
                The plt sues the defendt in a plea that hee render him Eleauen
               Thousand Two hundred pounds of tobaccoe by Obligacon upon Bond
               for the paymt of Fiue Thowsand Six hundred pounds of tobaccoe
                The defendt alleadgeth that according to Act of Assembly bee had
               not a Copy of the declaracon deliuered him att the time hee was
               arrested wherefore bee Craues a nonsuite
                The plt denys that hee was Obleiged to deliuer the Copy to the
               defendt, he being taker by a writt of Priuiledge which is a liberty
               allowed to the Attornys of this Court, which was alsoe the Opinion
               of the Court therein
                The defendt by his Attorny William Caluert doth Confess Judg-
               ment to the plt for the abouesaid principle being Fiue Thowsand Six
               hundred pounds of tobaccoe
               Richard Tilghman plaintiffe  Morecroft p quer.
          Jacob Brimington defendt  Nottley p defendt
                The plt sues the defendant in a plea that hee render him Two and
               Twenty Thowsand pounds of tobaccoe being the Obligacon of a
               Bond for the paymt of Tenn Thowsand eighte hundred and ninety
               pounds of tobaccoe
                Att the request of both partyes who being present in Cort that
               Auditors may be by the Court appointed for the uiewing settling and
               Auditeing all Accompts depending between the plt and defendt as
               a!soe all Agreemts Contracts Obligacons and Bonds whatsoeuer that
               is made or past between them and now in dispute or question from
               the beginning of the world
                The aduice of the Court is that they would nominate each person
               an Auditor and a third prson for umpire in Case they should not
               agree, whereupon they nominated and agreed upon Philemon Loyd
               Wm Coursey and Joseph wicks gent, the Court likewise further ad-
               uised them to choose each party a Carpenter for the uiewing all build-
               ings made by the deft for the plt and to giue a report of the same to
               the sd Auditors who are to deliuer theire report of the whole unto
               the Justices of the next Court
                The Opinion of the Court is likewise that the defendt Ought to
               finish and perfect such peces of buildings as hee hath or had taken
               in hand to build of the plaintiffs