424        Provincial Court Proceedings, 1676.

           Liber N N  not shewed any other cause to the contrary doe forthwith Satisfie &
                  pay unto the said plt or his Attorny or other order the said Severall
              P. 262  summes of tobacco resting due to the said Erbery in their hands
                  or in default thereof that execution issue Out against them their
                  bodyes goods or chattells for the Same, & that the receipt or dis-
                  charge of him the sd plt his Attorny or other Order under his or
                  their hands & Seales & made pursuant to this Order shalbe and is
                  hereby Ordered to be a good Sufficient & legall discharge of them
                  the said debtors against the Said Erbery and their Obligations so out
                  as aforesaid. And it is likewise farther ordered that for the future
                  & till a further Supplemt may be made by a Generall Assembly to
                  the said Act the same rule Shall hold & stand good to all other per-
                  sons whatsoever sueing in the same nature & proceeding according
                  to the directions in the said Act. And whereas this Court is in-
                  formed that there are many persons debtors in whose hands debts
                  are attached and condemned as aforesaid who have been alwayes
                  willing & ready to have paid their Said debts being legally discharged
                  & yet upon judgment given upon the Scire facias execution hath
                  issued Out against them with costs of suite contrary to justice The
                  Court doth further order that for the future, the parties appeareing
                  upon the Scire facias and being willing to pay their debts aforesd
                  according to the order aforesaid Shall not be compellable to pay
                  any costs but the charges of sueing out Such Scire facias shalbe paid
                  out of the effects of the defendant Unlesse it sufficiently appeare to
                  the Court there by any default in thc said person so bciiig Served
                  with the said scire facias & of neglecting or refuseing to pay the
                  summe condemned, in which case execution to issue with costs of
                  Suite only from the scire facias, Of which all Attornyes & other
                  officers of this Court are to take notice & to advise their Clyents in
                  this particular.
                      Which being read it is the judgment of the Court here the 25th
                      of April 1677 That the said Order Stand in force.

                  April the 18th 1677
                    Then was Major Benjamin Rozer sworne One of his Lopps Coun-
                  cil & One of the justices of this Court.

                                 Eodem die
                    Capt Thomas Jones was admitted & Sworne One of the Attornyes
                  of this Court.

                  April 19th 1677
                    Then was Thomas Palmer servant to Robert Carvi!e Gent ad-
                  judged nineteene yeares of age.