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382 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1683.
Liber W. C. pounds of tobacco and Caske delivered to the said Cooke at the
sd Staplefords Landing, Then this Obligacon to be voyd and of none
effect otherwise to remaine in full force and vertue
Before signing and sealeing it is agreed that the said goods
shall be delivered at the dwelling piantacon of Edward Cooke
in Little Chaptanke River)
Which being read and heard the said Thomas Cooke by his said
Attorney prayeth Liberty of speaking thereunto untill the next
Provinciall Court and it is granted unto him and the same day is
given to the plt also:
Now here at this day (to wit) the third day of July in the eighth
yeare of the Dominion of the Right honoble Charles Lord Balte
more &c. Annoq Doni 1683 Came the said partyes by their Attor
neys aforesaid and the said Thomas Cooke by his said Attorney
sayth That the said Raymond his action aforesaid against him
Ought not to have for that he sayth That he the said Thomas per
formed all and every the Conditions of the said writeing obligatory
according to the true intent and meaning of the same And this he
is ready to averre and prayes Judgment if ye said Raymond his
accon aforesaid Ought to have
And the said Raymond by his said Attorney saith that he ought
not to be barred from haveing his accon aforesaid against him the
said Thomas, ffor that he the said Thomas hath not performed all
and singuier the Conditions of the said writeing Obligatory accord
ing to the true intent and meaning of the same as the sd Thomas
by his plea hath above alieadged And this he prayes may be En
quired of by the Country. And the plt likewise, Itt is therefore
comanded the sheriffe of st Maries County that he Cause to come
here twelve &c by whome &c. and who neither &c. to recognize &c.
because aswell &c.
On wch said third day of July in the yeare aforesaid came the
said partyes by their Attorneys aforesaid And the Jurors impan
nelled being called likewise came (to wit) Justinian Gerrard, James
Ringold Marke Cordea, Samuel Hatton, Thomas Sikes, Humphrey
Jones, Edward Ward Richard Edelen Bryan Dailey, John Smith,
William Roswell & Thomas Simpson Who being elected tryed and
sworne to say the truth in the premisses upon their Oathes doe say
that the said Thomas Cooke hath not perfored all and every the
Conditions of the said bond or writeing obligatory according to the
true intent & meaning of the same Itt is therefore considered by the
Court here that the said Raymond Stapleford recover against the
said Thomas Cooke asweli the aforesaid Sume of Twenty two
pounds six shillings and tenn pence Sterling debt as also the Sume
of One thousand five hundred twenty eight pounds of tobacco for
costs of suite & the said Defendant in mercy &c.
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