404        Provincial Court Proceedings, 1683.

    Liber W. C. shall and doe indefferently elect and Choose one other person to be
                Umpire to Arbitrate award Judge and finally to determine aswell
                all and singular the Suites att Law variances strifes and other
                controversies wch have beene and still are depending between the
                said James Ringold and Michael Miller aswell in the Provinciall
                Court as in the County Court aforesaid and likewise all other
                controversies debates and other differences wch at any time hereto
                fore have been depending or now are depending undetermined
                betweene the said partyes Provided the sd Umpire Draw up his
                Award in writeing Indented undr his hand and seale and ready to
                be delivered to either party requireing the same by the twentyeth
                day of June next, If then the above bound Michael Miller his heires
                Executors and Admrs shall and doe from time to time & at all
                times hereafter stand to abide pforme fulfill and keepe the Arbi
                trament Doome Judgment and finall Determination of the said
                Umpire of and Concerning the suites at Lawe Variances Strifes
                and controversies and all other differences whatsoever betweene the
                said James Ringold and Michael Miller as aforesaid then his obli
                gacon to be voyd or else to remaine in full force and vertue
                  wych being read and heard the said Michael Miller by his Attor
                ney aforesaid prayeth liberty of speakeing thereunto untill the next
                Provinciall Court and it is granted unto him & the same day is
                given to the plantiffe likewise
         p. 725 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 Michael Miller by his said Attor
                ney sayth that the said James his accon aforesaid against him Ought
                not to have because he saith that the aforesaid Thomas Taylor and
                Philemon lLoyd the Arbitrators afd after the makeing the write
                ing aforesaid and at or before the said One and thirtyeth day of
                May in the Condition aforesaid above specifyed did make noe Award
                Doome Judgment or finall Determination in writeing under the
                hands and seales of the said Arbitrators Signed and sealed of and
                upon the premisses in the Condition aforesaid specified according
                to the forme & effect of the Condition aforesaid, Nor did they
                choose one other person to be Umpire in and upon the prmisses
                according to the forme and effect of the condition aforesaid, And
                this he is ready to verify Whereupon he prayes Judgment whether
                the said James his accon aforesaid against him Ought to have &c.
                  And the said James Ringold by his said Attorney sayth That
                he for any thing above alledged Ought not to be barred from have
                ing his accon aforesaid because he sayth that the aforesaid Coll
                Thomas Taylor and Coll. Philemon lLoyd the Arbitrators afore
                said after the makeing the writeing aforesaid and before the said
                One & thirtyeth day of May in the condition aforesaid above speci