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430 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1676.
Liber N N hereunto untill the next Court & it is granted him the same day is
given to the said Pope.
Now here at this day to witt the 27th day of April in the second
yeare of the Dominion of Charles Lord Baltemore &c came the said
Pope by his Attorny aforesaid & offered himselfe against the said
George in the plea aforesaid but the said George came not but made
default Whereupon it is granted by the Court here that the said Pope
recover against the said George aswell the summe of six hundred
eighty One pounds of tobacco the debt aforesaid as also the summe
of Five hundred & twenty pounds of tobacco costs of suite & the
said George in mercy.
ffrancis Swinfen James Rumsey & Ann his wife admrx of all &
agt Singular the goods chattells & creditts of John
James Rumsey & uxr Bigger of Petuxent River deceased were Sum-
admx Jno Bigger moned to answer unto ffrancis Swinfen of a
plea that they render unto him the full & just
Summe of twenty & six thousand three hundred eighty & five pounds
of good sound merchantable leafe tobacco & caske which from him
they unjustly deteine
And whereupon the said ffrancis by Robert Ridgely his Attorny
Saith that whereas the said John Bigger in his life time to wit the
second day of June 1674 by his certaine bill Obligatory sealed with
the seale of him the said John & by the said ffrancis here in Court
produced whose date is the day & yeare aforesaid did acknowledge
himselfe to be bound & firmly Obliged unto the said ffrancis the
full & just summe of twenty six thousand three hundred eighty &
five pounds of good sound merchantable leafe tobacco in caske to
conteine the same due to be paid to the said ffrancis his certaine
Attorny his heirs executrs & admrs in some convenient place in Petux-
ent River at or before the tenth day of October next ensueing the
date thereof To the which payment well & truly to be made the said
John did bind himselfe his heirs executrs & admrs firmly by those
prsents Yet the said John in his life time nor the said Ann while
she was Sole to whom admcon of the goods chattells & creditts of the
said John Since his death hath been cothitted nor the said James &
Ann since the Nuptialls between them celebrated the said summe
of twenty six thousand three hundred eighty five pounds of tobacco
to him the said ffrancis though often thereunto required have not
paid but the same to pay have & doe still deny Whereupon the said
ffrancis saith he is dampnified & hath losse to the value of thirty
thousand pounds of tobacco & thereupon he bringeth his suite.
And the said James & Ann by Kenelm Cheseldyn their Attorny
doth come & defend the force & injury when &c & saith that the said
p. 267 ffrancis his action aforesaid ought not for that they the said James
& Ann have paid the said twenty six thousand three hundred eighty
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