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394 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1674. Liber M M the same to him hitherto to pay hath altogether refused and yet re fuseth whereupon he Saith he is dampnified and hath damage to the va!ue of foureteene thousand pounds of tobacco and thereupon he bningeth his suite. And the said John Code by Keneim Cheseldyn his Attorny cometh and defendeth the force and injury when &c and Saith that the said John Code did not assume upon himself in manner and forme as the said John Peerce in his declaration above hath declared against him and of this he putts himselfe upon the Country and the said John Peerce likewise therefore it is Comanded the Sheriff of St Maries County twelve &c by whom &c who neither &c to recognize &c because aswell &c. Now here at this day to witt the twelfth day of December in the three and fortith yeare of the Dominion of Caecilius &c came the said John Peerce by the said Robert Carvile his Attorny and the said John Code by Kenelm Cheseldyn his Attorny and the jurors of that jury likewise came to witt Philip Lines Abraham Rhodes Richard Rigell James Williams Tobias Wells Michael Miller John Rice George Charlesworth John Bigger Edward Skidmore Lodowick Williams and Stephen Murty who being impannelled Sumãned and Sworne to Say the truth in the premisses upon their Oathes doe Say Wee find for the plaintiff five thousand pounds of tobacco to be paid to him by the defendt with costs of Suite therefore it is considered by the Court here that the said John Peerce recover against the said John Code the said Summe of five thousand pounds of tobacco with costs of Suite And the said John Code by Keneim Cheseldyn his Attorny prayeth heareing of the judgment aforesaid and it is read unto him and the said John Code Saith that he ought not to be burthened with the judgment aforesaid because he Saith because he Saith that the said John Peerce in his declaration aforesaid hath not Sett forth or de clared what medicines plaisters drinkes Cordialls or other wholsome and fitt things the said John Peerce did administer unto him for the cure of the distemper or Sicknesse called a Seasoning in the declara tion abovesaid and for that case the said judgmt is insufficient in Law to charge the said John Code withall. and of this he prayeth the judgment of the justices here, that he may be discharged from the judgment aforesaid whereupon the said judgment being Seen and by the Said justices being fully examined and understood It seemed to the justices here that the allegations of the said John Code are un true in his discharge from the judgment aforesaid Therefore it is considered that the said John Peerce recover against the said John Code aswell the Said Summe of five thousand pounds of tobacco as also the summe of Seaventeen hundred forty three pounds of tobacco for his costs and charges in this behalfe expended and laid Out & the said John Code in mercy. |
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