James Knight	To the Worshipfull the Justices of Somerset County in Court now Sitting the humble petition of James
Petition	Knight Sheweth that Whereas the Road that now Leads by your petitioners plantation is greatly to

your petitioners disadvantage and therefore most humbly prayeth that your Wordships would Grant an Order for
the Turning of the Same which is but about Twenty Yards further then the old Road now Runs and Your petitioner as
in duty bound Shall Ever pray &^c.
      Whereupon Came here into Court the af^d. Petitioner in his proper person and thereupon the petition af^d. being
Read and heard and fully understood it is Considered by the Court here that Samuel Adams, William Fleming and Spencer
Harris Lay out the Road as by the petition af^d. is praid and that the Old Road Lay open untill the new Road is Compleat
And Viewed and Received by the Persons af^d. & that they Make Report to the Court &^c.

Stephen Horsey	To the Worshipfull the Justices of Somerset County now in Court Judicially Sitting the humble petition of
Petn.	Stephen Horsey Junr. most humbly Sheweth that he is possessed or Intitled with part of a tract of Land Called

Cow Quarter the bounds whereof are precarious and the Evidences to prove the Same Antient and Infirm your
petitioner therefore humbly prays your Worships would Grant me a Commission and Appoint Commissioners to
Examine Evidences to perpetuate the bounds of the af^d. tract of Land or the Bounds of Any other tract upon which the
Bounds of the af^d. Land may depend and Your petitioner as in duty bound will forever pray &^c.    Stephen Horsey
      Whereupon Came here into Court the af^d. Petitioner in his proper person and thereupon the petition af^d. being Read
and heard and fully understood it is Considered by the Court here that a Commission Issue to the af^d. Stephen Horsey as by the
Petition af^d. is praid and that James Gunby, W^m. Miles, John Williams, and Aaron Sterling of Somerset County Gent. be
Commissioners and Execute the Same Commission According to Act of Assembly in Such Case provided &^c.

Thomas Pollit &	To the Worshipfull Justices of Somerset County now Sitting the humble petition of your petitioner
Others Petn.	humbly Sheweth that he and Sundry other the Inhabitants Back from the head of Wecomoco Creek hath

no way Down to a Landing on the Said Creek and prays your Worships would be pleased to Appoint two men to Lay out a Road
for that purpose and your petitioner as Bound in duty Shall Ever pray                                 Tho^s. Pollit
      Whereupon Came here into Court the af^d. Petitioner in his proper person and thereupon the Petition af^d. being read
and heard and fully understood it is Considered by the Court here that Thomas Gillis and William Polk Lay out a Road
from the Road by George Pollits to the head of the Creek in the petition mentioned and that Thomas Pollit be Overseer of
the Road and have his Own, Widow Costons David Polks & Jonathan Pollits hands &^c

WH	Ephraim King and	1760 Dr. James Smith to Geo: Farrington	Factor for	King and Wilson	Crd
	Thomas Wilson	July 3d.    To 1 Bed Cord	£..3..0	Oct. 20th    By Cash	1..4..8
	@	To 1 Boys Felt hat No. 1	2..6	Nov. 24    By Do	3..0..0
	James Smith	To 2 pewter Dishes wt. 5 1/4 lb @ 2/3	11..9 3/4		£4..4..8
	To 2 pewter Basons 3lb	@ 2/6	7..6	By Ballance Due	6..18..10 1/2
	To 1 pewter Dish    3lb	@ 2/3	6..9	E E pr Geo. Farrington for	£11..3..6 1/2
	To 2 prs. White Muggs @ 15d		2..6	King & Wilson
To 2 pewt Do            8d		1..4
To 1 punch Bowl		2..6
	To 1 Tea pot		1..8	Somerset fst Be it Remembred that on this 20th day of
	To 1 Case Knives and forks		8..6	January in the Year of our Lord Seventeen hundred and
	July 10th. To 2 Felt hats    No. 2    @ 3/		6..0	Sixty One Came before me the Subscriber George Farrington
	To 5 yds. Stampt Cotton @ 5/6		1..7..6	And made Oath on the holy Evangelist of Almighty God
	To 3/4 yd of narrow Ribbon		9	that the Said George Some time past hath been the factor
	To 1 yd. Do		1..0	of Ephraim King and Thomas Wilson to Sell Sundry Goods
	To 4 1/2 yards Brown Sheating Linnen @ 3/		13..6	belonging to them keep the Accounts thereof and to Receive
	To 2 Gilt primers @ 6d		1..0	the Dues for the Same and that during his Said factorage
	To 2lb popes		1..9	James Smith of Somerset County planter became Indebted
	To 1 Black Tea pot		1..0	said
	To 1 Cream Jug		4	by the Sails of Several of the ^ Goods by the Said George as
	To 1 White Fancyed Rug		2..0..0	afd. as in the Above Account is Specified and that the
	August 8th To 1 Gallon Molasses		3..9	Above Account is Justly due and that he the Said George
	30 To 1 Sifter 1/8 To 7 yards Check Cotton @ 2/4 . 3 Quash Molasses 2/9 3/4 1 Razor 1/		1..1..9 3/4	hath Received no part or parcell thereof more than
	To 1 pr. Sleve Buttons 4d. 1 pair Wosted Stocking 4/6 1 pair Do. 6/		10..10	Credit given and that the Said George Verily believes that
	To 2 1/4 yds. White Sheating Linen @ 3/		6..9	no part or parcell thereof Other person hath Received
	Sepr. 3d.    To 4 1/2 yards Do. 13/6 To 4 1/2 yards Brown Do. @ 2/6		1..4..9	Any other part of the Same and that the Sum of Six
	October    To E. King for 3 1/2 yards Blew Shalloon 3/6		12..3	pounds Eighteen Shillings and ten pence half penny
	Novr.    To 1 Bed Cord		2..6	Curt Money is due now to the Said King and Wilson
	Whereas I am Informed Legally that James Smith of Somerset			Ephm. Wilson

County planter hath lately to deceive and Defraud his Creditors Absconded and fled from Justice and that the Said James

Smith