Provincial Court Proceedings, 1674/5. 533




     of tobacco damages and costs of Suite These are therefore to in- Liber M M
     forme you that I and Mr Moy are agreed and therefore I doe hereby
     authorize and impower you as my Attorny to acknowledge Satisfac
     tion upon record of the said judgment and for So doeing this shall
     be your Sufficient warrant as Wittnes my hand & seale the second
     day of ffebruary Anno Dom 1674.
     Sealed and delivered in     the marke of
     prsence of Ro: Carvile.     Wm B Baker (Sealed)
      Evline Mackenzie.
          ffebruary 14th 1674.
       Satisfaction upon the judgment aforesaid was by the said Robert
     Ridgely in Open Court. Acknowledged.

     Roger Baker against Thomas Bankes late of Calvert County other-
     Thomas Banckes wise called Thomas Bankes of the Province of
     Maryland in the County of Calvert was Sum
     oned to answer unto Roger Baker merchant of
     London of a plea that he render unto him the
     summe of Eight hundred thirty Six pounds of
     good Sound merchantable tobacco and casque
     which to him he oweth and unjustly deteineth
       And whereupon the Said Roger Baker by Robert Ridgely his At
     torny Saith that whereas the said Thomas Banckes the fiftenth day
     of June One thousand Six hundred Seventy three by his certaine bill
     Obligatory Sealed with the Seale of him the Said Thomas & here
     in Court produced whose date is the day & yeare abovesaid did con
     fesse himselfe Owe & be indebted to the said Roger the suffie of
     Eight hundred thirty five pounds of good Sound merchantable to
     bacco and caske without ground leaves or any Kind of trash what
     soever payment thereof to be made to the said Roger Baker his heirs
     executors admrs or assignes to be paid by the Said Thomas Banckes
     at demand in Petuxent River To the true payment of which tobacco
     the said Thomas did bind himselfe his heirs executors and assignes
     Notwithstanding which the said Thomas Banckes the Said Summe
     of eight hundred thirty Six pounds of tobacco to him the Said Roger
     according to the tenor of the Said writeing Obligatory hath not as
     yet paid though often thereunto required but the same to pay hath
     refused and as yet doth refuse to the great damage of the Said Roger
     Baker whereupon he Saith he is dampnified and hath losse to the
     value of eight hundred pounds of tobacco and thereupon he bringeth
     his suite.
       And the Said Thomas Bankes the fiftenth day of ffebruary in the
     43th yeare of his Lopps Dominion &c in his proper person cometh
     into Court and Saith nothing in barre or avoidance of the action
     aforesaid because he oweth the said summe of eight hundred thirty
     Six pounds of tobacco in such manner and forme as the said Roger