Wm Coulbourn	   To the worshipfull Justices of Somerset County Now in Court Sitting the petition of William
Petn	   Coulbourn humbly sheweth that whereas the publick Road Goes through a small part of

your petitioners Land to his great disadvantage and begs your worships would grant an order for turn
-ing it a small distance which will be as convenient as the other part of the Road and will be
made as good and your petitioner as in Duty bound shall Ever pray &^c    William Coulbourn
Whereupon Came here into Court the af^d. petitioner in his proper person & thereupon the petition af^d. being
Read & Heard & fully understood it is considered by the court here that the af^d. William Coulbourn be permitt
-ed to turn the Road as by the petition af^d. is pray'd he first making the new Road as good and passable as
the old Road and that the old Road Lay open till the new Road be Compleat & that Jacob Cullen & William
Miles view the same & make Report to the Court &^c

Saml. Jackson	March 1763
Petn	To the Worshipfull Justices of Somersett County now setting the Humble pertition of Samuel

Jackson humbly Sheweth that he is possest of three tracts of Land Called Abrogany Warrinton and Warrin
-tons addition and prays your Worships to appoint Commissioners to Examine Evidences in Relation to the
bounds of the said three Tracts of Land or any other lands on which the same may Depend according to
act of assembly in Such Case provided &^c and y^r. pertitioner as in Duty bound shall Ever pray
                                                                                                          Samuel Jackson
Whereupon Came here into Court the af^d. petitioner in his proper person and thereupon the petition af^d being
Read & Heard & fully understood it is considered by the court here that a Commission Issue to the af^d. Samuel
Jackson as by the petition af^d is pray'd & that George Handy Thomas Handy Robert Dashiell & George
Scott Of Sommerset County Gen^t. be commissioners & Execute the same Commission according to act
of assembly in Such Case provided &^c

Jarvis Ballard	To the worshipfull Justices of Somerset County Jarvis Ballard humbly Sheweth that he
Petn.	is Seized of part of a Tract of Land Called Ilchester which part is under the conveyance

thereof now Called & Known by the name of Goldsmiths delight the Boundaries of Which are precarious
& the Evidence to prove the same antient and infirm your petitioner therefore humbly prays your Worships
to grant him a commission and appoint Commissioners to Examine Evidences to perpetuate the bounds of his
part af^d. of the af^d. Tract of Land or the bounds of any other Lands on which they may Depend and Your peti
-tioner as in Duty bound will pray                                     Jarvis Ballard
Whereupon Came here into Court the af^d. petitioner in his proper person & thereupon the petition af^d. being Read &
Heard & fully understood it is considered by the court here that a Commission issue to the af^d. Jarvis Ballard as
by the petition af^d. is pray'd & that William Hayward William Skervin John Parker & William Fleming
of Somerset County Gen^t. be Commissioners & Execute the same Commission according to act of assembly in
such Case provided &^c

Aaron Tilghman	To the Worshipfull Justices of Somerset County Court the humble petition of Aaron Tilghman
Petn.	humbly Sheweth that your Petition hath a Certain Negroe man named Peter who hath

been Long Sick and Infirm and Your petitioner hath used his utmost Endeavour with the Help of a Physician
to recover the said Negroes Health and Now hath no hopes of his ever being Serviceable to him Therefore your

petitioner