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Charles County Court Proceedings, 1671—1674. 505 appears And the Defdt by his Attorn Nicholas Best appeares The Plt Liber E declares that at the instance & request of the Defdt he did accomodate & lend unto him the defdt a boate & Oares to fetch corne from Wicka- comoco River to his owne howse & did deliv the sd boate to Richard Bell the Defdts Overseer to the same use, And required his said boate of the Defdt, he hath neglected & doth refuse to deliver the sd boate unto him the Plt to his damage 2000 lb tobacco, The Defdt Thomas Howell saith that the Plt hath no cause of accon agst him because the boate & Oares were not borrowed at his instance & request as averred by the Plt And brings his Plea of Demurrer agst the Plt & saith there is no certainty of tyme or thinge menconed in the declaracon & therefore is not Sufficient in Law Whereupon the Court Ordrd a Nonsuite to be entred agst the Plt there beinge no cause of Action & to pay Costs of suite The bill of Costs in the Suite betweene Smoote & Howell. lb To a Nonsuite 050 To attendance two Courts 3 dayes each Court at in all 30 p dia 180 320 lb To Morgan Evans for attendance 3 dayes at 30 Tobacco pday 090 In a difference dependinge betweene John Heard Plt & Giles Cole Defdt its referred to the next Court at the Request of the Defdt In a difference dependinge betweene Mathew Hill Plaintiff & John Dobbs Defdt A nonsuite against the Plaintiffe because he refused to come to tryall. Ordered that all declaracons be filed with the Clerk of the County three dayes before the Court upon penaltie of A Nonsuite In a difference dependinge betweene Nicholas Richardson Plt & George Athy Defdt A Refference is granted at the request of the Defdt. In a difference dependinge betweene Bridgett Leggett Deft & Mathew Hill Plantuf Clrk The Plt Mathew Hill by his Attorney Nicholas Best appeares And the Defdt Bridgett Leggatt by her Atton Captn Josias Fendall appeares to defend the suite vizt: The Plt de- clares that he was possessed of a Cow & Calfe on the fifteenth day of July 1673 which cow was one of the number of the Church Cattle & his right which did with another Cow & Calfe of the Plt [p. 137] Runn away from his Servants to the Plantacon of the Defdt where the Servants were constrained to leave her, Which Cow & calfe beinge often demanded, by the Plt the Defdt deteyneth to his damage 1800 lb ton, The Defdt saith she never deteyned any Cow that ever |
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