Charles County Court Proceedings, 1671—1674.     515

     It is ordered that Thomas Wakefeild Plt pay Costs of nonsuite Liber E
   as Foll unto John Bissick for misnameinge of himselfe in his writt
   vizt
                              lb tob
     To his owne attendance    301
     To a nonsuite             50 in all 140 lb tobacco
     To Attorneyes Fee         60

     In a difference dependinge betweene Richard Ambrose Plt & John
   Kimborrow Defdt, It is ordered that the Plaintiff pay Costs of
   nonsuite for wante of Evidence to his Declaracon, vizt
   To a nonsuite                     501   lb of
   To Attorneyes Fees                          6o 170
   To attendance at Court & goinge & comeinge 2 daies. 6oJ to acco

     Thomas Wakefeild acknowledgeth Ralph Coates to be his Attorney
   in all Cases wherein he is concerned as executor of Jonathan Marloe.
     Ralph Coates Attorney of Thomas Wakefeild Executr of Jonathan [p. 144]
   Marloc confesseth Judgement unto Mr ilenery Adams for five hun-
   dred pounds of tobacco & Costs of suite.

     In a difference dependinge betweene Benjamin Rozer Plt & James
   Lea Defdt It is ordered that the Plaintiffe be nonsuite for want of a
   declaracon agst the Defendt & pay Costs, no bill of Costs preferred

   The Court is adjourned untill to morrow morninge Eight
                     of the Clock

     The same Comrs are present & the Court is Sett the 14th day of
   January & proceede as followeth
     Mr John Stone, Mr Zachary Wade Mr Robert Henly, Mr John
   Dowglas, Mr William Barton & Mr Thomas Hussey his Lordships
   Justices are fined accordinge to Act of Assembly for not attendinge
   at this Court accordinge to their Comissions.

     In a difference dependinge betweene Richard Edelin Admr &c to
   Isaack Marshall dec Plt & Thomas Kinge & Josias Lambert Defdts,
   the Plt appeared by his Attorney Samuell Cressey & declared that the
   Defdts by their writinge obligatory dated the 13th of March 1671
   sealed with their Seales did grante them selves to be bound to Isaack
   Marshall in his life tyme in the sume of fower hundred & fiftie
   pounds of tobacco to be paide on the tenth of October ensueinge
   And that the Defdts though often required neither to the sd Marshall
   in his life tyme nor to the sd Richard Edlin Admr as aforesd have
   rendred the §d sume but have denyed & doe still deny to satisfie the
   same to the Plts daffiage six hundred pounds of tobacco And that he
   brings into Court as well the sd writinge obligatory as his tres
   of Administracon And one of the Defdts vizt Thomas Kinge like-