Provincial Court Proceedings, 1679. 231

Mary Clements Adx Jno Clements agt Wm Crosse

The Defendt by Robert Ridgely his Attorney appeares & imparles untill next Court

Liber N N

Lord Propry agt John Longden

Comand was given to the Sheriffe of Somrsett County, that he should Attach any the Goods or Chatties of John Longden if they should be found in his bailywick to the Value of thirty three pounds

nine shillings sterling And when he had the same so Attached or any part thereof the same in his custody to keep, untill the said John Longden should by himselfe or his Attorney appeare here the third day of June in the fourth yeare of the Dominion of Charles Lord Baltemore &c Annoq Doni 1679 to Answer unto Robert Ridgely gentt one of the Attorneys of this Court who for the said Lord Propry in this behalfe Prosecuteth in a plea of trespas upon the case On which said third day of June in the yeare aforesaid the same Sheriffe made returne of the writt afforesaid, that by vertue thereof he hath Attached all the Goods & Chatties in his bailywick belong- ing to the said John Longden which he hath caused to be valued & appraised by John Osborne & Stephen Horsey good & lawfull men of his bailywick, who Appraise the same att Seventeen pounds fiue shillings & Eight pence A Schedule of which is annexed to the said writt under the hands of the said Appraisers, other Goods & Chatties of the said John Longden he could not finde in his bailywick An Inventory of what Goods was showed to us as we were appointed by Cap Thomas Walker & Sworne Appraisers by Colonell Wm Coleborne, which said Goods was shewed as be- longing to Mr John Longden Marriner of Hull in England this 23th of May 1679.

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		lb s d
	86lb of Iron worke for a Sloope att 3d plb..........	1= 2 = 6
	The Hull or frame of said Sloope as she now	8— 0— 0
	stands, with riseings knees & Ruther with beames J
	An old topsayle 72. yets att .......................	1 = 16=0
	An old rope 42lb ...............................	0= 7= 0
	One quoile of new rope 59lb ......................	0=14= 0
	One peice of a hawser qt 220lb att .................	1 = 16= 0
	Six Single Clocks, one double.....................	0= 5= 0
	A peice of old rope 12lb .........................	0= 2= 0
	9 planke .24. foote & 1/2 p peice 220 foote .6.	2— 3= 2
	ditto 126. foote att 1d p foote............
	One third of a hogshead of Pitch .................	1= 0= 0
	As wittnes our hands as Appraisers ............	17=05=08