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7 ber 30 th 1691 ( 166 ) - - - - - - - - Comrs as aforesd Ordered By this Court that Joy Hobbs. produce One John: Hayes Servt to Thomas Hobbs. that he appear the next day. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Ordered by the Court that Thomas: Pointer & John: ffranklin Enquire into what Charges Dr. Jno: Vigerous has expended for & concerning a Nigro belonging to the Estate of Edward: Smith decd and make report to our next Court Thomas Pryer. Per petion. To their Maties Justices of the Peace for Somerset County humbly sheweth Contra that whereas Coll William: Coulbourne of this County doth Stand indebted Capt Wm: Coulborne - - unto your Petioner, the full and just Sum of four hundred pounds of tobacco - - - - - - - - - - - - - - and Caske which yr petioner Craves Order agt the Extr. or Admr & yr petioner as in duty bound shall ever pray. The abovesd Bill Petn was proved in Open Court by the Oath of Thomas: Pryer to be justly due. Capt. William: Coulbourne being present, Admr Confest judgmt. for the sd 400 lb. tob/ Ordr for ye Same. To the worll. Comissioners of Somerset County now in Court Sitting, the humble Petion of James: Murro most humbly sheweth, that your Petioner was bound to his behaviour at August Court 1690, and have remained So to this day. Therefore your petioner Craveth to be free from his bond, and yr Petioner shall be ever in duty bound to pray. Petion granted To their Maties Justices of the Peace for Somerset County the humble Petion of Peter. Whaples sheweth that whereas your petioner in June Court last past your Petioner had Order against James Barry for thirteen hides & a half of tanned leather, but your Petioners Bill was for Curryed leather as well as tanned, the full of the Bill being fifty Six hides of tanned and Curryed leather. Now your Petioner doth owne that yr Petioner did make a bargaine with James: Barry that if he did pay by Such a time, that I would take half (if paid by the time appointed but hath not Complyed with his agreement, So that yr. Petioner humbly Craves Order, for his debt agt the sd Barry according to Bill and your Petioner as in duty bound shall ever pray. - - - - Peter Whaples Read, but no Result. To the worll. Justices of their Maties Peace for this County of Somerset in Court now Sitting, the humble Petion of Bridget Page humbly sheweth - - - - - Whereas your Petioner is bound by Recognizance to answer and appear before yr worps your Petioner being very weak and Sick by reason of a violent feaver and ague, cannot appear, humbly craves (your) worships would be pleased to excuse yr Petioner, and when it pleaseth God to remove his afflicting hand by Sickness your worps petioner shall appear, and answer to your worps, and your Petioner as in duty bound shall every pray granted Walter: Read having attended Sixteen dayes with Coming & going in a Controversie between Henry Hall plt and John: Jones dft. in the worrr.Court Craves Order for attendance Septemt 30th. 1691: Wh: Sw for the dft. Sworn before me James Round. / Ordr for -- |
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Somerset County Judicial Records, 1690-1691
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