Charles County Court Proceedings, 1666—1668.     35

     The Court is Adjourned till the Second tuesday in Nouember Anno Liber C

                        Domini 1666
       John Muns Entereth an X for his brand marke of horses Maers
     Geldings or any thing Elce

       John Dent Entereth his marke of hogs and Cattell (viz) the
     Right Eare Cropt and the left Eare slit downe the middell and the
     upper half taken away.

       James Bouling Craued An Attachment against the Crope of Wil- [r. 77]
     liam Moulton boath of Corne and tobacco beeing upon the ground
     of Gils Tomkinson and for flue hundered pounds of tobacco against
     Cuthbert shafer in the hands of John Morrisse thay hauing taken
     away his boat and Damifled him to the valew of fifteene htrndered
     pounds of tobacco
       An Attachment to the Sheriffe Returnable the thirteenth of
     Nouember Ao 1666

       James Lee demandeth a warrant agt Timothy Martin in an aeon of
     debt to the value of 600 lb of tobaccoe
       Warrt to the Sheriffe to arrest &c retournable the thirteenth of
     Novemb. 1666

       Thomas Ashbrooke demandeth a Warrt agt Tho. Branston in an
     action of debt to the value of 150 lb of tobaccoe
       Warrt to the Sherrife retornable ut Supra.

       Henrie Adams d.emandeth a warrant agt Samuell Cressey in an
     action of Debt to the value of 2200 lb of Tobaccoe
       Warrt to the Sherriffe retornable ut Supra.

       Henrie Adams demandeth a Surñons against Samuell Cressey for
     the deliverie of papers belonging to his Sherrifealtie in the possession [p. 78]
     of the said Cressey
       Sumons to the Sherrife Retornable the 13th of November 1666

       Humphrey Warren Junior of Hattons Point entereth his Marke
     of Hogges and Cattle (viz) Cropt on both eares and under keeld
     and overkeeld on the right eare

     At a Courte held in Charles Countie the 13th of November Ano 1666
        Mr James Lindsey           Mr Fran: Pope
        Mr Henrie Adams PresentMr Zach. Wade
        Mr Joseph Harrisonj  Comissionrs     Mr Will. Marshall