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398 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1683.
Liber W. C. Daniel Lopdell of the said Sume of thirty five hundred pounds of
tobacco in manner and forme aforesaid to deceive and defraud
The said sume of ffive and thirty hundred weight of Neate tobacco
aforesaid in forme aforesaid hath not delivered to the said James
Congdon or any wayes payd and satisfyed the same Although often
thereunto required but the same to the said James Congden accord
ing to his promise and assumption aforesaid to pay and satisfy for
the use of the said Daniel hath refused and Still doth refuse to the
damage of the said Daniel Six Thousand pounds of tobacco, And
thereupon he brings his suite
And the said Thomas Cooke by Kenelm Cheseldyn his Attorney
cometh and defendeth the force and injury when &c. and prayeth
liberty to imparle hereunto untill next Provinciali Court and it is
granted unto him and the same day is given to the plt likewise
Now here at this day (to wit the) fourth day of July in the
Eighth yeare of the Dominion of the Right honoble Charles Lord
Baltemore &c. Annoq Doni 1683 came the said partyes by their
Attorneys aforesaid. And the said Thomas Cooke by his said Attor
ney sayth that he did not assume upon himself in manner and forme
as the sd Daniel Lopdell in his Declaration hath declared against
him And of this he puts himself upon the Country
And the said Daniel Lopdeli by Griffith Jones his Attorney for
Replication to the defts plea sayth That the said deft did assume
and promise in manner and forme as in the sd pits Declaracon is
Sett forth and this he is ready to averr And prove And this he
prayes may be Enquired of by the Country, And the defendant
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 fourth day of July in the yeare aforesaid Came the
said partyes by their Attorneys aforesaid And the Jurors Impan
p. 721 nelled being called likewise came (to wit) Philip Lynes Richard
Keene John Hungerford Richard Royston John Power Samuel
Dobson, John Wilkenson Thomas Stonestreet, James Phillips
Stephen Murty Dennis Hurley and Hugh Hopewell Who being
elected tryed and sworne to say the truth in the premisses (and the
said Daniel Lopdell though solemnly called appeared not) Upon
their oathes doe say That the said Thomas Cooke did not assume
upon himself nor to ye said Daniel Lopdell make such promise as
the said Daniel hath above declared against him Itt is therefore
Considered by the Court here that the said Daniel Lopdell take
nothing by his writ aforesaid but be in mercy for his false clayme
therein, and that the said Thomas Cooke goe from thence without
day, and that the said Thomas Cooke Recover against the said
Daniel Lopdell the Surne of One thousand & sixteene pounds of
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