416      Provincial Court Proceedings, 1677/8.

             Liber     N N June in the third yeare Of his Lordpps Dominion &c Annocp Doni
                p. 639 1678. twelve good & lawfull men of his bailywick, to Enquire what
                   charges & damages the said Thomas Sprigg hath laid out & expended
                   or sustained by nonperformance of the Agreemt aforesaid, & by the
                   cleering seating & building upon the prmisses & other charges relate
                   ing thereunto And what the said Thomas Sprigg hath or without
                   his own wilfull default might have received by the precepcon of the
                   profitts thereof as aforesaid. Att which said Eleventh day of June
                   the same Sheriffe maketh returne of the writt aforesaid, that by
                   vertue thereof he hath Sumoned twelve good & lawfull men of his
                   bailywick as by the same writt he was comanded
                     Afterwards to witt the fourteenth day of June in the third yeare
                   of his Lordpps Dominion &c Annoq Doni 1678. came the said
                   Thomas Sprigg by Robert Carvile his Attorney & the said Thomas
                   Trueman by Christopher Rousby his Attorney And the Jurors im
                   pannelled being called likewise came to witt Wm Dorrington Wm
                   Wells, Edward Williams, Philip Lynes, Cornelius Johnson, Jno
                   Cobreath, Abraham Clerke, Wm Kent, James Veitch, Wm Hitchcock
                   John Sunderland & Gilbert Turbervile who being elected tryed &
                   sworne to say the truth in the prmisses upon their Oaths doe say
                   that the said Thomas Sprigg hath not sustained Any charges or
                   damages by occasion of the prmisses Therefore itt is considered by
                   the Court here that the said Thomas Trueman goe thereof with
                   out day

                   Jaques   Causeen Comand was given to the Sheriffe of St Maryes
                        agt County, that whereas Jaques Causeen the tenth
                 Raymd Stapleford     day of April last past att a Provinciall Court
                                then held att the Citty of St Maryes by Robert
                   Ridgely his Attorney exhibitted into the said Court his certaine bill
                   agt Raymond Stapelford of a plea of trespas upon the case In such
                   manner itt was proceeded in the said Court, that the said Jaques
                   Causeen ought to recover agt the said Raymond Stapelford his dam
                   ages by reason of the trespas aforesaid, but because itt is not knowne
                   what damage the said Jaques hath sustained by occasion of that
                   trespas Itt was therefore comanded the aforesaid Sheriffe that he
                   cause to come here to witt the twelfth day of June in the third yeare
                   of the Dominion of Charles Lord Baltemore &c Annoq Doni 1678.
                   twelve good & law full men of his bailywick diligently to Enquire what
                   damages the aforesaid Jaques Causeen hath sustained by occasion
                   of the premisses~~ Att which said twelfth day of June the same
                   Sheriffe maketh returne of the writt aforesaid That by vertue thereof
                   he hath sumoned twelve good & lawfull men of his bailywick as by
                   the same writte he was comanded.
                     Afterwards to witt the foureteenth day of June in the yeare afore
                   said came as well the said Jaques Causeen by Robert Ridgely his said
                   Attorney as the said Raymond Stapelford by Christopher Rousby