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of tobacco & thereupon he brings this Sute

                                                                                                    Jn^o Doe

                                           Worthington p^r Que^r plegs &ca.    Rich Roe}

This Bill bindeth me Alexander M^cSwaine Mer^cht my Heirs

Extors Adm^rs or Assigns to pay or Cause to be paid unto Donnoch

Dennis Senio^r or order the Sum of one thousand & twenty four

pounds of tobacco in Caske Convenient at or upon y^e tenth day

of October as Witness my hand this 25^th day of April 1691

Being p^rsent                                     Alexand^r M^cswaine

Henry Lynch

John Seargeant

The Declaracon y^e acco^t produced y^e Writt returned N. Est Inventus

the plts Attorney Worthington humbly prays a Attachm^t

might issue agt the goods &ca of y^e Deft which was granted giving

Security according to Law. — Whereupon Came y^e sd Donnock

with his Security Hope Taylor & bound them Selves p^r Recogniz

in Court in the Sum of two thousand pounds of tobacco a pieceto] y^e

Sd Mackswaine &ca. (viz) that if sd M^cswaine did either by him

self or Attorney appear within a Twelve month and a day to the

Originall accon & plead in Barr thereof &ca. that they would then

be responsible &ca as y^e law requires &ca. - - - - - -

Anthony Morris &ca. plts                The plt in his Decl pleading

              Contra    }             as Adm^r to Joseph Light it

James Jones of Virginia dft              appear by letters of Admⁿ that

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that no Such p^rson as Joseph was in being in y^e sd letters &ca.

                                           De: fyled

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John Broughton this 12^th day of 7ber 1695 made Oath in

Open Court that he attended Seven dayes as Evidence for Sam^l

Marchment plt agt Ralph Milbourn dft & humbly Craved Ord^r

for the Same, which by the Wor^ll. Court is granted &ca.

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Edward Steevens then made Oath that he attended Seventeen

days as Evidence for Sam^l. Marchment plt agt Ralph Milbourne

dfend^t & humbly prayed Order for y^e Same, which by the Wor^ll

to him was granted &ca. – – – – – – –

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John Sergeant this 12^th day of 7ber 1695 made Oath in Court

that he attended three dayes as Evidence for Donnock Dennis

plt agt Alexander Mackswaine dft & humbly prayed Order for y^e

Same, which by the Wor.ll Court was granted. / – –

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Henry Philips this 12^th day of 7ber 1695 made Oath in Court y^t

he attended as an Evidence for John Lokey agt Henry Smith –

fourteen dayes & humbly prayed Order for the Same, which by y^e

Wor.^ll Court to him was granted.