Provincial Court Proceedings, 1670.     547

     debt aforesaid therefore it is considered off by the Court here that Liber JJ
     the said Charles Calvent Esq recover against the said Thomas Cosden
     the abovesaid quantity of three thousand pounds of tobacco with
     costs of Suite.

     Charles Calvert Esq &c Thomas Cosden of St Maries County in the
     agt Thomas Cosden Province of Maryland was attached by a
     writt of priviledge issueing out of this Court to answer to Charles
     Calvert Esq Cheife justice of this Count according to the liberties
     and priviledges of the Justices of the same Count &c in a plea of
     trespas upon the case whereupon the said Charles Calvent by Thomas [p. 91]
     Notley his Attorny complaineth against the said Thomas Cosden
     for that whereas the said Thomas Stood indebted unto the said
     Charles Calvert the quantity of eleven hundred and forty pounds
     of tobacco and being so indebted did assume upon himselfe and to
     the said Charles Calvert Esp did faithfully promise that he the
     said Thomas the said summe of eleven hundred and forty pounds
     of tobacco to the said Charles Calvert would well and truly pay
     and satisfie when thereunto he should be required yet the said
     Thomas his promise and assumption as aforesaid little regarding the
     aforesaid summe of eleven hundred and forty pounds of tobacco
     hath not paid or satisfied but the same doth refuse to pay though he
     hath been often thereunto required to the great damage of him the
     said Charles Calvent whereupon he saith he is dampnified and hath
     losse to the value of sixteene hundred pounds of tobacco and there-
     upon he bringeth his suite.
       And the said Thomas Cosden (appeareing in his proper person)
     by Benjamin Rozer his Attonny and con fesseth judgment by nihil
     dicit for the debt aforesaid therefore it is considered off by the Count
     here that the said Charles Calvert recover against the said Thomas
     the abovesaid quantity of eleven hundred and forty pounds of tobacco
     with costs of suite

     John Gramer plt agt The plaintiff prayes Costs against the deft for
     Patrick Due deft 5 fourteen hundred thirty five pounds of tobacco
     which was allowed him by the Court here.

       Upon the petition of Charles Boteler being Ordered to survey a
     parcell of land in difference betweene Henry Warren and George
     Goodricke Ordered that the said Boteler be allowed and paid by the
     said Goodrick eight hundred pounds of tobacco.

       Upon the Complaint of Evan Thomas Servant to John Camell
     concerning his Fredome
       Ordered the said Evan Thomas satisfie the said John Camell for
     his charges three hundred eighty foune pounds of tobacco.
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