416  Provincial Court Proceedings, 1674.




          Liber M M  Say the truth in the premisses upon their Oathes doe say they find
                  for the defendants two thousand three hundred seventy two pounds
                  of tobacco.
                   And whereas also the said Thomas and Henry by their Attorny
                  Say that the said Thomas Wynne the day of March 1669 did
                  bind himselfe his heirs executors admrs to pay or cause to be paid
                  unto the said George his certaine Attorny his executors admrs or
                  assignes the sume of eighteen hundred pounds of tobacco upon
                  demand after the tenth of October then next following. And the
                  said Thomas Wynne by his Attorny Saith that he the said eighteene
                  hundred pounds of tobacco to the said George in his life time hath
                  paid according to the tenor of the said writeing Obligatory, and
                  it sufficiently appeareing to the Court here that the said writeing
                  Obligatory of the said Thomas is fully Satisfied it is the judgment
                  of the Court thatthe same be delivered up to the said Thomas Wynn,
                  and that the said Thomas Wynn recover of the estate of the said
                  George Manwareing the summe of five hundred seventy two pounds
                  of tobacco the remainder of the abovesaid Summe of two thousand
                  three hundred seventy two pounds of tobacco.

                  William Baker Richard Moy late of St Maries County Gent was
                     agt attached to answer unto William Baker in a plea of
                  Richard Moy trespas upon the case.
                   And whereupon the said Wm Baker by Robert Ridgely his Attorny
                  complaineth that whereas the said William Baker upon the Sixtenth
                  day of March in the 39th yeare of the Dominion of Caecilius &c
              p. 418 Annop Doth One thousand Six hundred and Seventy bought had and
                  received from the said Richard One man Servant named Nicholas
                  Bradley to Serve the said William two yeares and nine months with
                  Sufficient warranty from the said Richd for the said Servant aswell
                  against the said Severall claimes of ifreedome Sooner as against all
                  persons that might claime any right or title to the Said Servant and
                  afterwards to wit the tenth day of May in the two and fortith yeare
                  of the Dominion of Caecilius &c Annoq Doth 1673 the said Nicholas
                  claimeing his freedome there being then Seven months & Six dayes
                  of the said two yeares and nine months unexpired and yet to serve
                  the said Richard Moy did then and there assume upon himselfe and
                  to the said William did faithfully promise that in case the said
                  Nicholas should be freed from the Service of the said William by
                  any lawfull Magistrate of this Province according to Law that then
                  the said Richard would well and truly Satisfie content and pay the
                  said William for the damage and losse the said William should Sus
                  teine for want of the Service of the said Nicholas for the time that
                  the said Nicholas should have to serve of the said two yeares & nine
                  months whereupon the same day the said Servant was by the Honble
                  Philip Calvert Esq Chancellour of this Province discharged from