Provincial Court Proceedings, 1679/80. 177

Cleareing of Shipps, the said Cocquets, and a Certificate of theire
due Entry and Cleareing att the Port of Liverpoole aforesaid accord-
ing to the Law in that case made and Provided, And they the said
John & Marke being upon the eight day of March aforesaid in
s^t Georges River in st Maries County on board the said Shipp Liver-
poole Marchant posessed of the said goods and Marchandizes as of
theire proper goods as aforesaid and, The said Christopher Rousby
as his Majesties Collecto^r as aforesaid did seize the said shipp and
all the goods in her for breach of the Act of Parliament aforesaid,
and upon the said Eighteenth day of March aforesaid Caused the
said shipp w^th her Gunns Tackle Amunicon furniture and Apparrell
and all the goods w^ch were imported in the same shipp, Except such
goods as were menconed in the Cocquetts, that were delivered in by
the said Rich^d Windall at the time of the Entry of the said Shipp,
To bee by the Court aforesaid for the breach of the said Act of
Parliament Condemned, and by Collour thereof did posesse himself
of the said goods of the said John and Marke to the vallue aforesaid,
Notwithstanding w^ch the said Christopher Knowing the said goods
to bee the proper goods of the said John and Marke, and to the said
John and Marke of right to belong and appertaine, and were not
Included in the Judgment of the Court aforesaid as forfeited, They
haveing Cocquetts for the same as aforesaid Yet the said Christopher
meaning and Intending them the said John and Marke in this behalf
Craftily and subtilly to deceive and defraud, the goods aforesaid
unto the said John and Marke Although thereunto hee had been
often Required hath not delivered, But the same goods afterwards
(to witt) the thirtieth day of March aforesaid to his owne use did
dispose and Convert, Whereupon they say they are damnified and
have Losse to the Vallue of One hundred Thousand pounds of
Tobacco, And thereupon they bring theire suite
A Perticular of the goods and Comodities seized and detained
by Christopher Rousby Esq^r his Majesties Collecto^r in this province,
being the proper goods and Comodities of John Addison and Marke
Cordea, Laden on Board the shipp Called the Liverpoole Marchant
att the Port of Liverpoole in the Kingdome of England and Cleared
att the Custome house there by Cocquett

Liber W. C.

IbToli

87 yards of broad Cloath att 150^th Tob a yard one w^th

another .......................................

13050

14 peeces of Callico each 20 yds long att 600^lt p peece.......

8400

4 peeces of Callico Each 22 y^ds long att 66o^ft p peece .....

2640

2 peeces of Callico each 15 yards long.................

900

2 Callico Quilts ..................................

I2OO

4 peeces of Collourd Callico each 12 yards Long att 4oo^m

p peece .......................................

1600

2 Callico Petticoates ..............................

300