234       Provincial Court Proceedings, 1677/8.

             Liber N N  plaintiffe shall be lyable to pay to the defndt the costs by this Court
                    to be in any manner taxed or adjudged

                   March 25th 1678.
                     Came Wm Williams gentl who undertooke for Thomas Waghob
                    in the sume of Eight thousand pounds of tobacco, that the said
                    Thomas should prosecute his Replevin agt Jacob Loton for his unjust
                    detaining of one man servant named wm Simpson belonging to the
                 said Thomas as itt is said And to make restitution To the said Jacob
                    if to him itt shall be adjudged

                   ffebruary 20th 1677
                     Came Charles Boteler & Thomas Cleggat of Calvert County gentl
                    who undertooke for George Parker in the sume of Eighty pounds
                    sterling that the said George should prosecute his Replevin agt Joseph
                    Tilly for his unjust detaining of five feather beds bolsters pillowes
                    ruggs blankets Curtaines Valence bedsteads & furniture to the same
                    belonging, five paire of sheetes napkins pillowcoates, severall pewter
                    dishes plates basons Candlesticks & Chamber potts marked I+M&TM&
                    without markes containing one hundred & forty pounds weight, one
                    great brasse kittle, three iron potts, andirons, brasse & iron Tongues,
                    five shovells & spitts, the wearing apparrell of Mary Tilly deceased
                    both linnen & wollen silke & stuffe, six Turky workt chaires, six
                    Russia leather chaires, all Chests, trunks, nest of drawers, axes, hoes,
                    nailes, locks, guns, powder & shott, corne & tobacco belonging to the
                    said George Parker as itt is said, & to make restitucon to the said
                    Joseph Tilly if to him the goods & Chattels aforesaid shall be adjudged

                   ffebruary 20th 1677
                     Came Charles Boteler & Thomas Cleggat of Calvert County gentt
                    who undertooke for George Parker in the sume of Eighty pounds
                    sterl, that the said George should prosecute his Replevin agt Joseph
                    Tilly for his unjust detaining of one man servant named Tho: Nor
                    ris, one woman Servant named Elizabeth Moore, all the horses &
                    Mares upon the plantacon of the said Joseph att Hunting Creeke in
                    the County of Calvert called Tillington burnt with IL on the left
                    buttock, all his the said Georges Cowes, calves, bulls, steeres & heifers
                    att the plantacon aforesaid marked with a swallow forke on the left
                    eare a cropp & three slitts on the right eare, all his the said Georges
                    stock of hoggs thereof the same marke belonging to the said George
                    Parker as itt is said, & to make restitucön to the said Joseph Tilly
                    if to him the Goods & Chattels aforesaid shall be adjudged

                   Ninian Bell Whereas att a Provinciall Court held att St Maryes the
                      agt Eighth day of Octobr last past came the plaintiffe by
                  James Moore     Christopher Rousby his Attorney & obtained an order
                             of this Court which followes in these words vizt That