Provincial Court Proceedings, 1666. 71

     to the plts accompt then deliuered and sworne to in Open Court as in Liber FF
     folio 167, And the said Wm Price being now prsent in Court was
     called to answere thereto, who after some few Objections did to the
     plt: acknowledge Judgmt for the said accompt being fifteene hundred
     thirety Fiue pounds of tobaccoe and Caske, which accordingly was
     Ordered soe to be Entred
       The plt: preferrs his bill of Charge
     1st Prouinall Court Attorneys Fees60
          4 dayes attendance          120
           1 wittnes 4 dayes attendance120 570 lb ton:
          Comming and goeing          120
          sending the bill in Chancery 5 dayes    150
     Second Court Attorney Fees        6o          [p. 309]
          his attendance 4 dayes      120
          Wittnes 4 dayes             120
          comming and goeing          120
     Third Prouinall Court Attorney Fees6o
          his attendance              120
          One wittnes 4 dayes attendance120  1970 lb tob
          Comming and goeing          120
     Fourth Prouinciall Court Attorney Fee 6o
          his attendance 4 dayes      120
           2 wittnesses 4 dayes       120
          Comming & goeing dayes      250
          Brought ouer                570
                                allowed by the Board

       William Hollingworth Came into Court and desired it may be
     Entred on Record that he doth acknowledge Wm Caluert Esq his
     law full Attorney for all Causes depending in Prouinall Court

       Sherriffe returnes his writt of summons Executed for samuell
     Prickloue and samuell Brockett to testifye in Causo inter wm smyth &
     wm Price

     Wm Smyth plt The deft hauing time untill he could send for
     Wm Price defendtf his wittnesses to proue sattisfaccon is made to
     the plt: according to that Order in fo: 238
       Whereupon the wittnesses were call'd and examined.
       Samuell Prickloue sworne saith; that Mr Smyth told him in Case
     he could recouer the plantacon of wm Price he would place this
     deponant there to dwell and Thomas Paine one day told this depont
     he heard he was to liue there, & that he would giue this dept posses-
     sion, if Mt Smyth would please soe, whereupon mr smyth sent a note
     to Mt Paine that if hee pleas'd to let the man be there hee was Con-
     tent, uppon that Mr Paine let this depont be in the howse and further
     saith not