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Provincial Court Proceedings, 1670. 45
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Attorney come & defend the force & injury when &c And pray lib-
erty to imparle hereunto untill next Provintiall Court & itt is
granted unto them, the same day is given to the plaintiffes also
Now here att this day to witt the fourteenth day of Octobr in the
fourth yeare of the Dominion of the right Honble Charles Lord
Baltemore &c Annoq Dni 1679 came the said parties by their At-
torneys aforesaid And John & Thomas Dudlestone by their said At-
torney refuse to make any further prosecution against the said
Thomas & Rebeccah in the plea aforesaid Therefore itt is considered
that the said plaintiffes take nothing by their writt but be in mercy
for their false claime thereupon And the said Defendts may goe
thereof without day And also that the said Thomas Tasker & Re-
beccah his wife Admx as aforesaid recover against the said John
Dudlestone & Thomas Dudlestone the Sume of seven hundred thirty
six pounds of tobacco for their costs & charges by them about their
defence in this behalfe laid out & expended And the said Thomas
and Rebeccah may haue thereof Execution &c
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Liber W. C.
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Mary Clements Admx
John Clements
agt
Wm Crosse
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Mary Clements Admx of the Goods & Chat-
tles of John Clements deceased complaineth
against Wm Crosse gentt one of the Attor-
neys of this Court here prsent in Court of a
plea of trespas of the case
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And whereupon the said Mary by Robert Carvile her Attorney
saith, that whereas the said Wm Crosse stood justly indebted to the
said John Clements in the Sume of foure thousand pounds of
tobacco for his the said John Clements necessary accomodateing of
him the said William Crosse & Robert Crosse his Cozen with meat
drink washing & lodging for one whole yeare begining the
day of May One thousand six hundred Seventy & foure & ending
the said day of May one thousand, six hundred Seventy fiue
att two thousand pounds of tobacco each p annum in all amounting
to foure thousand pounds of tobacco And the said Wm Crosse upon
the day of June Anno Dni one thousand six hundred Seventy
eight comeing to accompt with the said Mary as well for touching
& concerning divers reckonings and accompts between him the said
William Crosse & John Clements in his life tyme as for the said
sume of foure thousand pounds of tobacco for the Accomodacon
of the said Wm Crosse & Robert Crosse as aforesaid, he the said
Wm Crosse did thereupon assume upon himselfe & to the said Mary
did faithfully promise, that he the said Wm the said Sume of foure
thousand pounds of tobacco so due to the said John Clements for the
Accomodacon aforesaid to her the said Mary would well & truely
content & pay when he should be thereunto required if Mr Edward
Man did not pay the same Yet notwithstanding the said Wm Crosse
nor the said Edward Man for him the said Sume of foure thousand
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