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272 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1682.
Liber W. C. Landing or Piles Creeke in Wiccocomoco River in St Maryes County
the next ifall after the date of the said writeing Indented (wch is
long since past) att first and Prime cost as the said goods should
bona fide Cost out of shopps without any fraight Custome or any
other petty charges whatsoever deducting a penny in the shilling as
aforesaid Yett the said Gerrard Slye or his Assignee or Assignes
or any of them have not hitherto paid or allowed to the said James
Bowling or his Assignes after the rate of one penny p pound for
the tobacco aforesaid to be payd in goods as aforesaid, Nor hath
he the said Gerrard or his Assignes delivered the said goods or any
other goods to the said James Bowling or his assignes according
to the forme and effect of the writeing Indented aforesaid though
thereunto oftentimes required, And Soc the said James sayth That
the sd Gerrard Although often required the Covenant aforesaid of
that that it was Covenanted & agreed of by and betweene the partyes
to those presents for themselves & their Assignes that the said
Gerrard Slye or his Assignes should have as Law full Purchase of
and from the said James Bowling or his Assignes, all his whole
Cropp or Cropps of Tobacco wch he should make wth his Servants
and Slaves on his Plantacon or Plantacons that prsent yeare One
thousand six hundred Eighty & one, And that the said James Bowling
should use his utmost Endeavors for the makeing the brightest and
best tobacco they could Cleare of all Trash and to ordr it according
to the said Gerrard Slye his Instruccons In Consideracon whereof
the said Gerrard Slye or his Assignes was to allow and pay unto
the said James Bowling or his Assignes after the Rate of One
617 penny p pound To be paid in goods and the same to be delivered at
Westwood Landing or Piles Creeke in Wiccocomoco River next fall
att first and Prime cost as the Said goods should bona fide Cost out
of the shopps without any charges of freight Custome or any other
petty charges whatsoever Onely the sd James Bowling or his As
signes should deduct and allow him the said Gerrard Slye or his
Assignes one penny in every shilling worth of goods in Leiu of the
said charges, wth the said James he hath not Kept but broken, but
the Same with him hitherto to Kecpe hath denyed and Still doth
denye Whereupon the said James Sayth he is the worse & hath
Damage to the Vallue of Two hundred Pounds sterling & thereupon
he bringeth his Suite
And the said Gerrard Sly by Robert Carvile his Attorney cometh
& Defendeth the force and Injury when &c. and prayeth liberty to
imparle hereunto untill next Provincial Court and it is granted unto
him the same day is given to the Plantiffe likewise
Now here att this day to wit the nineteenth day of October in
the Seaventh yeare of the Dominion of the Right honoble Charles
Lord Baltemore &c Anno Doni 1682 Came the said partyes by
their Attorneys aforesd and the said Gerrard Slye by his said Attor
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