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      psecuting upon the tryall occasioned by his Default but the sd Liber M M
      Edward shall pay to ye plt the Costs by the Cort to be taxed there
      upon and it is further ordered that the lessor plt shalbe Chargeable
      wth ye paymt of the Defendts cost by the Cort allowed by any
      meanes taxed & adjudged.

        The Court Adjourned untill the Tenth day of ffebruary next.

        Know all men by these prsents that I John Tonge and Elizabeth
      my wife of the Parish of st Thomas Southworke in the County of
      Surry Cityzon & merchant Taylor of London haue had and received
      of Walter Beane of the same pish & County afforesaid. The Sume
      of fourescore & Tenn pounds of good & Lawfull mony of England.
      being the full sume of the psonall estate of Ralph Beane late husband
      of the abouesaid Elizabeth Deceased which he had & was posessed
      of in Virginia which said Sume the said Ralph Beane did giue by
      his last will and Testamt unto his Daughter Sarah Beane, And I
      the sayd John Tonge & Elizabeth my wife doe fully & Clearely
      acquitt And discharge for us our Executrs Adminrs and eury of them p. 116
      by those prsents, the said walter Beane his Executrs Admmrs. &
      Assignes of & from the said Sume of ifourescore & Tenn pounds.
      In witnesse whereof we haue hereunto set our hands & seales the
      ninth day of August in the yeare of our Lord God One Thowsand
      six hundred Fiftie eight,
      Sealed & Deliured in the—John Tonge    scale
       prsence of Joseph ward: mrke.     Elizab Tonge   scale
               John Barwick.         her  marke
               Robt Lavender. ser

      Mr Carvile
        I Being Trustee for the Estate of Capt. John Quigley Doe Desire
      you put in suit A bill of 5000l Tob. entred into by William Berry &
      James Berry to the said Mr Quigley and for yor Soe doing this shall
      be yor Warrant. Witnesse my hand this 16th day of January.
      Anno 1673.                       Will. Calvert.

        Know all men by these prsents That I luke Gardner Doe Appoint
      Robert Carvile To be my Attorny to Appeare for me in the Pro
      vinciall Court at the suit of John Litchington in Two Accons there
      Comenced against him and to Take A Coppie of the Declarations
      and to plead therunto the Genrall Issue or such other plea as he
      shall thinke Convenient. And for so doeing this shalbe his sufficient
      warrant as Witnes my hand this 4th day of December. 1673
      Testis ffrancis Knott.           Luke Gardner.

        I Doe Appoint & Constitute Robert Carvile of St Maryes to be
      my Attorny To Appeare for me in the Provll Court in Three seurall