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258 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1677/8.
Liber N N seventy seven pounds of tobacco the remainder of the accompt a fore
said as also the sume of six hundred pounds of tobacco costs of suite
Wm Dare John Brooke late of Dorchister County Chirurgion
agt Admr of the Goods & Chattels of Wm Worgan
Jno Brooke Adr deceased was sumoned to Answer unto Wm Dare of
Wm Worgan Dorchister in England Mrchant of a plea that he
render unto him the sume of Eight thousand pounds
of every way good tobacco & cask wch from him he unjustly detaIneth
And whereupon the said Wm Dare by Geo: Parker his Attorney
P. 504 Saith, that whereas the said Wm Worgan the fifth day of August
One thousand six hundred seventy foure by his certaine bond or
writeing Obligatory sealed with the seale of him the said Wm Worgan
& here in Court produced whose date is the day & yeare first above-
said did owe & was indebted unto Wm Dare of Dorchister in Eng
land Mrchant the sume of Eight thousand pounds of a very good
tobacco & cask due to be paid to the said Dare or his assignes, for
this paymt well & truely to be made he the said Wm Worgan did
binde himselfe his Execrs & AdmT8 firmly by those prsents Yet not
withstanding the said Wm Worgan in his life tyme nor the said
John Brooke since his death to whom Letters of Admion was granted
of the Goods & Chattels of ye said Wm Worgan though often de
manded the said sume of Eight thousand pounds of tobacco hath
not paid or satisfied according to the tenor of the said bond or write
ing obligatory, but the same to him the said Wm Dare doth still
deny & refuse, whereupon the said Wm Dare saith he hath losse & is
damnified to the Value of foureteene thousand pounds of tobacco,
& thereupon he bringeth his suite.
And the said John Brooke by Charles Boteler his Attorney comes
& defends the force & injury when &c and prayeth the heareing of
the said bond or writeing obligatory & itt is read unto him He also
prayeth the heareing of the Condicon of the said bond or writeing
Obligatory & itt is read unto him in these words The Condicon of
this Obligacon is such, that if the above bounden Worgan or his
Exrs deliver or cause to be delivered to the said Dare or his assignes
twenty thousand pipe staves two thirds of them white Oak & all
of them every way good & fitt & proper for the Barbados trade on
his now dwelling plantacon within six yards of the Creek side in
the month Octobr next Then this Obligacon to be void, otherwise to
stand in force Which being read & heard the said John Brooke by
his Attorney aforesaid prayeth liberty of speakeing hereunto untill
next Provincial Court & itt is granted unto him, the same day is
given to both parties.
Now here att this day to witt the tenth day of April in the third
yeare of the Dominion of Charles Lord Baltemore &c Annoq Doni
1678 came the said parties by their Attorneys aforesaid And the said
John Brooke saith nothing in barr or avoidance of the accön a fore-
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