158      Provincial Court Proceedings, 1677/8.

             Liber N N  Exrs or Admrs or lawfull Attorney the just quantity of Nine thou
                    sand one hundred thirty & three pounds of the like good tobacco &
                    caske conveniently in Petuxent river upon all demands after the
                    tenth day of Novembr next ensueing this date abovesaid, that then
                    this Obligacon to be void & of none effect, or else to stand in full
                    power force & vertue. Which being read & heard the said Tho:
                    Bankes by his Attorney aforesaid cometh & defendeth the force &
                    injury when &c & prayeth liberty of speakeing hereunto untill the
                    next Court & itt is granted him, the same day is given to the said
                    Andrew Tenehill
                      Now here att this day to witt the twentieth day of ffebruary in the
                    third yeare of the dominion of Charles Lord Baltemore &c Annoq
                p. 418  Doni One thousand six hundred seventy seven came the said Andrew
                    Tenehill by his Attorney aforesaid And offered himselfe against the
                    said Thomas Bankes in the plea aforesaid, but the said Thomas
                    came not but made default, Therefore itt is granted by the Court
                    here, that the said Andrew Tenehill recover against the said Thomas
                    Bankes as well the Sume of Eighteen thousand two hundred sixty &
                    six pounds of tobacco debt as also the sume of Eight hundred
                    seventy six pounds of tobacco costs of suite

                    John England  ffrancis Wyne late of Charles County Ad
                        agt mistr of the Goods & Chattels of William
                    ffrancis Wyne Admr Marshall deceased was attached to Answer
                      Wm Marshall unto John England in a plea of trespas upon
                                   the case
                      And whereupon the said John by Kenelm Cheseldyne his Attorney
                    complaineth, that whereas the said Wm Marshall in his life tyme
                    to witt the tenth day of December in the yeare One thousand six
                    hundred seventy two stood indebted unto the said John England for
                    transporting of Wm Marshall sonn of the said Wm deceased into
                    England & maintaining him there in England att schoole with meate
                    drinke & cloathes for the terme & space of two yeares, & transporting
                    him againe into Maryland, the said Wm Marshall deceased did assume
                    upon himselfe & in consideracon thereof to the said John did faith
                    fully promise that he the said Wm for the same when thereunto
                    required would pay unto the said John for the same what he should
                    deserve And the said John in fact saith, that he the said John did
                    maintaine the said Wm Marshall his sonn in England for the terme &
                    space aforesaid in manner aforesaid And did transport the said
                    William Marshall into England aforesaid & back againe into the
                    Province aforesaid, for which he did well deserve the sume of six
                    thousand pds of tobacco Notwithstanding which the said Wm Mar
                    shall in his life tyme nor the said ffrancis since his death Admr of all
                    the Goods & Chattels of the said Wm after his death to him comitted
                    hath not paid the said six thousand pounds of tobacco to him the