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     fesse the aforesaid Lease Entry and Ejectment, and Insist onely            Liber W.C.
     upon the Title The Deft in this Declaracon will Confesse Judgment,
     and Posession will be Delivered Accordingly to the plantiffe
                 To George Thompson gentl Tennant in posession
                 of ye premisses above mentioned
      Now here att this Day to witt the seaven and twentyeth day of
     Apnill in the sixth yeare of the Dominion of the Right Honoble
     Charles Lord Baltemore &ca Annop Dominj One thousand six hun
     dred Eighty and one Cometh the said George Thompson by Robert
     Carvile his Attorney and Defendeth the force and injury when &c.
     But the said John ILewellin Lessee of the sd Andrew Abington, nor
     the said Andrew Abington to prosecute the plea aforesaid in manner
     aforesaid brought Cometh not but maketh Default. Therefore Itt
     is Considered that the said Plantiffe take nothing thereby but for
     his ifalse Clamor thereupon bee in Mercy, and the said George
     Thompson may goe from thence without Day, And also that the
     said George Thompson Recover against the said Andrew Abbington
     the sume of Seaven hundred sixty and two pounds of Tobacco for
     his costs and Charges by him about his defence in this behalfe Layd
     out and Expended

     Abraham Reid
        agt     in Ejectment Andrew Abington Lessor
     George Thompson
                   And in the same Cawse it is Ordered by and
     with the consent of Kenelm Cheseldyn Attorney for the plantiffe,
     and Robert Carvile Attorney for George Thompson that the said              p. 425
     George Thompson should be Admitted Deft, and that he forthwith
     appeare and Receive a Declaracón and plead to it the generall issue,
     and at the Tryall to be thereupon had the said George Thompson shall
     appeare in his pp pson or by his Attorney & shall Confess lease
     Entry and Ejectment or that in Default thereof Judgment shall be
     Entred against the said Deft Thomas Peele the Casuall Ejector, but
     all further psecution against him shall cease untill the said George
     Thompson shall make default in any of the premisses, And it is fur
     ther Ordered by the Court by the Consent aforesaid that the said
     that the said George Thompson Shall not take any Advantage against
     the plt for not psecuteing upon the Tryall Occasioned by such default,
     but that the said George Thompson shall Pay to the Plantiffe the
     Costs by this Court to be taxed in this Cawse, And it is further
     Ordered that the lessor to the Plantiffe shall be Charged with the
     Payment of the Costs to the defendt if any be adjudged to him

   Robert Yeates & Wm Jones The plantiffes by Robert Ridgely their
         agt Attorney Acknowledge in open Court to
     Thomas Vaughanhave received of the deft full satisfaccon
      for a Judgment Obtained against him