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this he is ready to averre wherefore he Demands Judgment if the Liber W. C.
said John his action aforesaid against his owne Prop writeing of
receipt or acquittance ought to have, Whereupon the said John
Baker refuseth to make any further Prosecucon against the said
Daniel Carnell in the plea aforesaid Therefore Itt is Considered by
the Court here that the said John Baker take nothing by his writ
aforesaid but be in mercy for his false clayme therein. & that the
said Daniel Carnell goe thereof wthout day, and that the said Daniel
Carnell Recover against the said John Baker the sume of Nine
hundred thirty & three pounds of tobacco for his Costs & charges
by him about his defense in this behalfe Layd out & expended & the
said Daniel may have thereof Execution
Henry Brent & Ann his Kenelm Cheseldyn late of st Maryes p. 525
wife. Exx Baker Brooke Esqr County gentt Executor of the last
agt will and Testamt of John Jones late
Kenelm Cheseldyn Exr of of St Maryes Citty gentl decd was
John Jones sumoned to answere unto Henry
Brent and Ann his wife Exx of the
Last will & Testament of Baker Brooke Esqr late surveyor Generall
of the Province of Maryland of a plea that he render unto them
One hundred Thousand pounds of tobacco from them he unjustly
detaineth
And Whereupon the said Henry and Ann say that Whereas the
said John Jones in his life time to wit the seaven and twentyeth day
of Aprill in the yeare of our Lord 1677 by his Certaine bond or write
ing Obligatory sealed with the seale of him the said John and here
in Court produced Whose date is the day and yeare abovesaid Did
Confesse himself to be held and firmely bound to ye said Baker
Brooke in the sume of One hundred thousand pounds of good sound
Marchantable tobacco & Caske. To be payd to the said Baker Brooke
or his Certaine Attorney his Executors Admrs or assignes, Yett
Notwithstanding the said John Jones in his life time Or the said
Kenelm since his death the said sume of One hundred thousand
pounds of tobacco to him the said Baker Brooke in his life time or
to the said Ann after his death while she was sole Or to the said
Henry & Ann after the Espousalls betweene them Celebrated though
often thereunto required did not pay, but the same to pay hath
hitherto denyed & the same to them to pay doth as yett denye &
unjustly detaine Whereupon they say they are Damnified & have
Losse to the Vallue of One hundred and tenn thousand pounds of
tobacco & thereupon they bring their suite, And they bring here
into Court the Letters Testamentary of the said Baker by wch it
may appeare to the Court here the said Ann is Executrix of the will
of the said Baker & thereof to have Execucon
And the said Kenelm Cheseldyn in his prop pson Cometh and
Defendeth the force and Injury when &c & prayeth the hearing of
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