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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
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46.                                                    1673

                                  To his Excellency Charles Calvert Esq Chief Judge in Equity and the Rest of the
                                  hono.ble Judges of the highe Co.rt of Chancery

                                           The humble peticion of Cap.t James Neale

In most humble manner sheweth whereas this hono.ble high Co.rt of Chancery by order and Decree
       appointed yo.r peticioner to pay unto John Balley 44107. of Tob out of yo.r peticioners owne Estate
       in pformance of which ord.r yo.r peticioner hath already ordered and payd 43959. of Tobacco
       and is ready to satisfy and pay the Remaind.r which is 148. of Tob yo.r peticioner most humbly
       prayeth that this hono.ble Court will please to ord.r yo.r peticioner his Discharge ^for said sum as also^ & from all suites
       already Comenced by the said Balley against yo.r pet.r and for that pt w.ch is adjudged to belong
       to M.r John Nethway of Fyall Marchant that this hono.ble Co.rt will please to ord.r how to
       be Disposed of and that a power be given to yo.r pet.r to Recover the debts made in Nethways name
                                           And yo.r pet.r shall Ever pray &c

       Upon Reading the foregoing peticion of Cap.t James Neale in open Co.rt and the said John
       Balley being p.rsent it appeared that the said Balley had Received Only Thirty six thowsand
       foure hundred and fowerteene pounds of Tobacco of y.e said Neale w.ch said sume the said
       Balley Did acknowledge here to have Received at aforesayd and no more and it is by
       the Co.rt ordered and adjudged that Cap.t James Neale hath full power to sue any of
       the Debito.rs of John Nethway of Fiall Merchant whose bills he hath in his hands
       and that he may Recover the said Debts by virtue of his L.re of Attorney from
       Nethway accordingly


                        At a high Co.rt of Chancery held in Charles County Co.rt house on y.e 26.th of June 1673
                        Present Cheefe Judge his Exclly Charles Calvert Esq William Calvert Esq Jesse Wharton Esq

In a cause Depend.t wherein Henry Scarborought Comp.lt
                                @                                                     The hono.ble Chancelo.r his day appeared and was sworne to
       The hono.ble Philip Calvert Esq                                  his answere in open Co.rt
       Tho Truman Esq & Mary his wife  def.ts
       John Gittings   Richard Pery                                       At y.e same time appeared Thomas Truman and Mary his
       Margaret Perry & Mary Bateman                              wife and John Gittings and put in their plea and Desired y.e
                                                                                        same might be allowed, but none appearing for y.e Comp.lt
                                                                                        This Co.rt hath ordered the argueing of y.e same on y.e next Provincial
                                                                                        Co.rt in November next

       Thomas Gannt being served with a subpena Recd this day appeared but finding no bill Exhibited ag.t him
       prayed Costs w.ch Referred also to y.e next Co.rt
                                                                                        Per the apointm.t of his Exclly Testis Nicho Best


    Henry Beedle & Sophia his wife
    Executrix of the last will & Testam.t            To his Excellency Charles Calvert esq Cap.t gen.ll
    of Richard Wells plt                                    and Cheife Justice of Maryland
George Wells Def.dt Sheweth                           The Humble Petition of the plt.s

       That your Pett.rs did in October Court last bring their accon against the defend.t
       to have him come to an account as receiv.r of the said Richard Wells in his
       life time for sev.rall goods to him sent and Consigned to him by the said Rich.d
       A.o 1668 by the hands of John Dunch Master of the Baltemore and for sev.rall
       servants sent in also at the same tyme which said goods and servants
       were all accordingly D.d by Dunch to the Defend.t or his order

                      That the defend.t hath pleaded he was never receiv.d of the said Rich.d
       and the cause now stands at Issue whether the defend.t was receiv.r or not
       Receiv.r But for want of the Testimony of the said Dunch who is yo.r
       Principall Evidence to proove the bills of Lading for the said Goods
      


 
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