194 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1673/4.




         Liber M M   hundred thirty nine pounds of Tobacco in bills and accompts received
                 by the said Thomas Marsh of the said Edward Maynard, and also
                 of the sume of Thirty Two Thowsand six hundred and thirteene
                 pounds of Tobacco in Baltemore County The pticuler bills whereof
                 the said Thomas Received by the hands of Michael Gibson to Render
                 his Reasonable account thereof when thereunto Required, Yet never
                 thelesse the said Thomas Reasonable account thereof to the said
                 Edward in his life time nor to him the said Henry after the death of
                 the said Edward to whome AdmcOn of all and singuler the goods
                 and Chattells was comitted hath Refused and yet Doth Refuse, to
                 the greate Damage of the said Henry, and in hinderance of the
                 Admcoñ aforesayd, whereupon he saith he is Damnifyed and hath
                 losse to the vallue of One hundred Thowsand pounds of Tobacco
                 and thereupon he bringeth his suite And the said Henry bringeth
                 here into Court the said Lres of Admcoñ whereby it may appeare to
                 the Court here that Admcoñ of all and singuler the goods and Chat-
                 tells of him the said Edward was to the said Henry Comitted and
                 that of them he hath the Admcoñ.
                   And the said Thomas Marsh by George Parker his Attorney
                 Cometh & Defendeth the force and Injury when &c and prayeth lib
                 erty of Speaking thereunto untill the first day of the next Provincial
                 Coat and the same day is given unto both ptyes.
                   At wch day that is to say the Eighth day of Aprill in the 41th yeare
                 of the Dominion of Caecilius &c Annoq Domini 1673 came the
                 aforesayd Henry Phipps by John Morecroft his Attorney, And the
                 said Thomas Marsh by George Parker his Attorney came likewise,
                 and the said Marsh nor his Attorney sayd nothing in barre of the
                 pfls accoñ aforesayd, wherefore it is the Judgemt of the Court that
             p. 132  the said Thomas Marsh Doe account wth the said Henry Phipps
                 accordingly.
                   Comaund was therefore given to the Sheriff of Ann Arundell
                 County that he take Thomas Marsh late of Ann Arundell County
                 gentl and him safely Keepe so that he have his body before the
                 Justices of the Provincial Court to be held at the Citty of St Maryes
                 the Eleaventh day of November next to Render to Henry Phipps
                 Admr of the goods and Chattells of Edward Maynard Deceased
                 his Reasonable account of the time in which he was Receiver of the
                 goods of him the said Edward in the life time of the said Edward
                 whereupon in the same Court it is Considered of that the said
                 Thomas Marsh shall account with the said Henry and yt he should
                 have then and there the same writ.
                   At wch said Eleaventh day of November the Provincial Court
                 was by a writ of Adjournmt of the said Lord Proprietary Adjourned
                 untill the twelveth day of the same November At wch said Day
                 Came the said Henry Phipps by John Morecroft his Attorney, and
                 the said Thomas Marsh by Henry Stocket high Sheriff of the said