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        the said Roger three hundred & sixty pounds of Sterling And there- Liber N N
        upon he brings his suite.
          And the said Edward English by Robert Ridgely his Attorny
        cometh & defendeth the force & injury when &c and the Said Edward
        Saith That as to the said goods in the said invoyce mentioned to the
        value of One hundred and eighty pounds sterling the said Roger p. 185
        his action aforesaid agt him he ought not to have because he Saith
        that the said Roger did not leave in the Storehouse of him the said
        Edward as the said Roger above against him hath declared but as
        to a parcell of goods packt up and the contents thereof unknowne to
        the said Edward and by him the Said Roger putt into the Store-
        house of the said Edward the Said Edward aiwayes was and Still is
        ready to deliver the same to the said Roger and therefore the said
        Edward demands judgmt if the said Roger his action aforesaid
        against him Ought to have.
          And the aforesaid plaintiff Saith that he by any thing before
        alleadged ought not to be barred from haveing his action aforesaid
        because as formerly he Saith that he the day and yeare aforesaid
        in the Storehouse aforesaid did leave the aforesaid goods to the
        value of One hundred & eighty pounds Sterling mony packed under
        the condition that the said plaintiff might take the aforesaid goods
        at his pleasure & this he is ready to averr whereupon he prayes judgmt
        and the delivery of the aforesaid goods & his damages by reason of
        the detaineing of the same goods to be adjudged unto him.
          Afterwards to witt the seven & twentith day of May in the first
        yeare of the Dominion of Charles Lord Baltemore &c Annoq Dom
        1676. came the partyes aforesaid and it is granted by the Court
        here by & with the consent of both partyes that the said Edward
        deliver unto the said Roger the goods in question he the said Roger
        giveing receipt for the same, and this action withdrawne the said
        partyes paying their owne costs & charges.

        May 24th 1676.

          Then was read the inquisition returned concerning the lands late
        of Leonard Strong deceased and the judgment of the Court is that
        Charles James is tenant by the Custome of England & Order that
        the names of the said land be amended being misplaced and that the
        said lands be called by their former names vizt Upper Strong &
        Lower Strong

        Eode die.
          Then was read the inquisition returned concerning the land late
        of John Reynolds deceased and it was the judgment of the Court
        that the land in the inquisition named is escheate to his Lopp for
        want of heire.