Provincial Court Proceedings, 1679/80. 415

		To Ordinary Expences at yt time for	- ..... 830	Liber W. Q
		ye same People att John Bakers.......
		To Ordinary expences at Richard
		Keenes goeing back from the Court	... 1265
		being adjourned staying there ffoure
		dayes wind bound ................
		To the hyre of Two men Twenty one
		dayes att 30 p day each attending to	... 1260
		bring the Prisonr downe then .......
		To Boate hyre then Twenty one Dayes]	... 210
		at 10 ...........................
		To Provision for Seaven men Threel
		weekes .........................	... 400
		To the Two mens hyre to bring the"		p. 380
	Novembr 1680	Prisonrs downe to Novembr Court	L ..... iboo
		being out Twenty eight dayes att 6o
		To boate hyre att IOH Tob :..........'	280
		To provisions for six men that time ...	400
		To Expences att ffrancis Cattersons	I ... 460
		Ordinary at st Maryes ............
		To Expences att Henry Exons ......	.... 230
		Summe Total: :	is... H355

Which peticon being read and heard Itt is Ordered by the Court
here this day to witt the One and Twentyeth day of ffebruary in
the sixth yeare of the Dominion of the Right hono^ble Charles Lord
Baltemore &c Annoq Dominj 1680 That the Peticoner Jonathan
sibrey bee and is hereby Allowed the aforementioned Sume of
Eleaven Thousand three hundred fifty five Pounds of Tobacco the
fees and charges about the said Thomas King by him Laid out and
Expended as aforesaid, To be paid and satisfyed to the said Jonathan
Sybrey Out of the estate of the said Thomas King,

George Parker agt Edward Inglish Admr of Roger Thorpe

Comand was given to the Sheriffe of Cecill County that Whereas att a Provinciall Court held att the Citty of of Maryco before the Juoticeo of the said Court the Tenth day of Aprill 1678 in a suite then there depending betweene George Parker plt and Edward Inglish late of Cecill County Marchant

Adm^r of the goods and Chattles Rights and Creditts of Roger
Thorpe deceased the said plantiffe Recovered two Judgments against
the estate of the said Roger Thorpe, One for foure hundred and
forty pounds of Tobacco debt & five hundred and sixty pounds of
Tobacco Costs of suite And the other for seaven hundred and six
pounds of Tobacco debt and five hundred and sixty pounds of