232       Provincial Court Proceedings, 1676.

            Liber N N his goods and Chattell, whether within his owne possession or any
                   other persons to his use within this Province firmly by those presents
                   Yet the said Henry Bonner the said summe of foure hundred &
                   flinty pounds of law full mony of England, to him the said Thomas
                   Notley according to the tenor of the said writeing Obligatory
                   (though often thereunto required) hath not paid but the same to
                   pay hath denyed, & as yet doth deny, whereupon the said Thomas
                   Saith he is dampnified and hath lost to the value of five hundred
                   pounds Sterling and thereupon he bringeth his suite.
                    And the aforesaid Henry Bonner by Keneim Cheseldyn his At-
                   torny cometh and defendeth the force and injury when &c and the
                   said Henry prayeth the heareing of the said writeing Obligatory and
                   it is read unto him he also prayeth the heareing of the Condition
                   of the said writeing and it is read unto him in these words vizt The
                   Condition of the above Obligation is such that if the above bounden
                   Henry Bonner his heirs executors administrators or assignes or
                   any or either of them, shall cause to be delivered into the possession
                   of him the aforesaid Thomas Notley for the proper Use & accompt
                   of John Long of London merchant all such goods as were appraised
                   by John Bolds & Robert Henley together with all the servants &
                   Cattle by them also appraised and expressed and sett downe with
                   their appraisment in a schedule whereunto the hands & seales of
                   John Douglas Attorny to the said Henry & Elizabeth his wife to
                   that end appointed and him the aforesaid Notley are sett, and shall
                   give to the said Thomas Notley a firme bill of sale for the same to
                   the use of the said Thomas Notley & his executors forever On the
                   accompt of the aforesaid John Long, and shall likewise together with
                   Elizabeth his wife seale and deliver unto the said Thomas Notley
                   his executrs admrs or assignes a lease for fourteene yeares of & for
                   the plantation whereon the said Henry & Elizabeth his wife or their
                   assignes now lives called by the name of the Land of Walter Story
                   deceased which they the said Henry and Elizabeth holdeth useth
                   Occupyeth & enjoyeth to the use of Walter Story Son and heire of
                   the said Walter deceased, Containeing by estimation One hundred &
                   seventy Acres more or lesse, together with all the houseing thereon
                   erected, with all and Singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging
                   To be holden by him the said Thomas Notley his executors and
                   administrators to his and their use for the terme aforesaid, And
                   shall likewise pay or cause to be paid unto the said Thomas Notley
                   the just quantity of fourteen thousand nine hundred and six pounds
                   of tobacco, and shall further confirme establish and fullfill a cer-
                   taine agreement made by the said Thomas Notley & John Douglas
                   Attorny of the said Henry & Elizabeth dated the seventh instant and
                   sealed mutually between the said Thomas and John relateing to the
                   aforesaid appraisement & Condition about the said Land and other
                   Articles therein expressed. That then this Obligation to be void & of