Provincial Court Proceedings, 1675.     93

         Now here at this day to wit the eleventh day of ffebruary One Liber N N
       thousand six hundred Seventy five came the said John Rider by his
       Attorny aforesaid and the said John Quigley in his proper person
       came likewise and the said John Quigley saith nothing in barr or
       avoidance of the action aforesaid of him the said John Rider in
       manner and forme as he hath above declared Therefore it is granted
       by the Court here that the said John Rider recover against the said
       John Quigley aswell the summe of fifty pounds sterling for his dam-
       ages occasioned by the trespas aforesaid as also the Summe of five
       hundred pounds of tobacco costs of suite.

       Ralph Hutchinson
           agt     Continued untill next Court.
       George Hurlock


       Thomas Courtney Memorandum that at this present Court to wit p.
       agt the Sixtenth day of November in the 44th yeare
       John Quigleyof the Dominion of Caecilius &c Annoq Dom
       1675 Came here into Court Thomas Courtney
       by Robert Ridgely his Attorny and exhibiteth into Court his certaine
       bill against John Quigley Gent One of the Attornyes of this Court
       of a plea that he render unto him the full and just summe of twelve
       thousand pounds of good Sound merchantable tobacco and caske
       which to him he oweth and unjustly deteineth.
         And whereupon the Said Thomas Courtney by Robert Ridgely his
       Attorny Saith that whereas the Said John Quigley the first day of
       July in the 43th yeare of the Dominion of Caecilius &c Annoq Dom
       1674 by his certaine writeing Obligatory Sealed with the Seale of
       him the Said John Quigley and here in Court produced whose date
       is the day and year aforesaid did acknowledge himselfe to be holden
       and firmly indebted into the said Thomas Courtney in the full and
       just summe of twelve thousand pounds of good Sound merchantable
       tobacco & caske to be paid to the said Thomas Courtney his heirs
       executors admrs or assignes to the which payment well & truly to be
       made the said John Quigley did bind himselfe his heirs executrs
       and administratrs firmly by those prsents Neverthelesse the said
       John Quigley the said summe of twelve thousand pounds of tobacco
       to him the said Thomas Courtney according to the tenor of the said
       writeing Obligatory hath not paid but the same to pay hath denyed
       & as yet doth deny although often thereunto required whereupon the
       said Thomas Courtney Saith he is dampnified & hath lost to the
       value of twenty thousand pounds of tobacco and thereupon he pro-
       duces his suite.
         And the aforesaid John Quigley in his proper person here present
       in Court cometh and defendeth the force and injury when &c and
       the said John prayeth the hearing of the said writing Obligatory and