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Whereupon Came the Said Varden & brought his Security   (  Jn^o B - -)
Said Varden did  acknowledge and Confess himself to be (indebted in the sum)
of tenn pounds Sterling money of England & the said Barber five pounds like money
   to be leavied on their goods Chattels Lands & tennem^ts. for their Maties uses &ca
The Condicon of the foresd Recognizance is Such that if the above bound Richard
Varden be of the of the good behavio^r and abearance to all their Maties Liege
People of this Province dureing this Courts pleasure as also pay Court Charges
then this Recognizance to be void and of none effect, Otherwayes to be and remaine
in full force and vertue . __________  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  ______________-  -  -  -  -  -
 
 
Likewise Came Richard. Tull Jun^r with his Security Adam: Heatch
   and p^r Recognizance the sd Tull in Open Court did Confess himself to be indebted
to their Maties in the Sum of tenn pounds Sterling money of England and the Said
Heatch in the Sum of five pounds like money due to be leavied on his their goods & Chattels
Lands & tennem^ts. for their Maties uses &ca.  ________   - - - - - - - - - -   ___________
The Condition of the abovesd Recognizance is Such that if the above bound Rich
Tull be of the good behavio^r & abearance to all their Maties Liege people of this C
Province dureing this Courts pleasure as also pay his fine & fees then the abovesd B
Recognizance to be void & of none effect Otherwayes to be and remaine in full power
force & vertue . - - - - - -  ________   - - - - - -   ________  - - - - - - -   _________
 
Edward ffowler humbly Supplicates this Court that he may be Continued fferryman
at Wiccocomocoe River for this ensueing year: which by their worp^s. is Considered &
granted _______   - - - - - -   _______   - - - - - - - -     __________   - - - - - - - -
To the wor^ll. Justices of their Maties Peace for the County of Somerset in Court Sitting
    The humble Petion of Wm: Bradshaw humbly Sheweth C  Whereas y^r Petione^r
is willing to keep the fferry upon Pocomoke River for the year following y^r Petioner
hath been at great Charges in working of a Causeway through the Swamp four hundred