Liber  A. that  purposc. And  the  Bill  is  to  bee  deposited  in  Court  till  full
satisfaccon  therevpon  bee  made  as  aforesaid,  and  then  to  bee
cancelled,  W""*"  is  ordered  accordingly

M' Jo:  Pille  p'sent,  cum  cetis,

Tho-  White    ite  1        '^^"^^   P^''^^  ?>\.\\^^  being   for  i  20'  of  Tob:

James  Walker  Execr  I  and  Caske  due  from  the  decedent  Tomp-
ofjo:TompsondefentdJ  ^^^  The  def  by  Rich. Browne  his  Attorney
denies  the  debt  wherevpon  Geo:  Manners  who  as  hee  averred
vppon  oath  in  open  Court  being  ymployed  by  the  pke  as  his
Attorney  to  receive  the  said  Tob:  of  Tompson  about  a  yeare
or  somewhat  more  before  his  death,  the  said  Tompson  did  not
deny  the  paym'  thereof  but  said  if  hee  had  come  sooner  hee
should  haue  had  it  for  his  Tob:  was  then  all  gone  And  the
def"  Attorney  agreeing  to  bee  bound  by  the  pkes  oath  for  that
purpose. The  Complte  deposed  in  Court  that  neither  hee  nor
any  other  by  his  direccon  (soe  farr  as  hee  ever  knewe)  ever
received  the  said  debt  of  the  decedent  or  any  other  or  any
other,  It  is  herevppon  ordered  that  the  def  shall  pay  vnto  the
plaintiffe  the  said  120'  of  Tob:  and  Caske. If  there  bee  Assetts

Jo:  siingesbie  pite  •(  The  plte  sucs  for  six  hundred  pounds  of
Rich:  Browne  deft  ]  7^^:  &  Caske  due  by  Bill  payable  in  November
last  And  the  def'  acknowledging  the  debt  Hee  is  ordered  forth-
with to  pay  the  same  to  the  Complte

20""°  No. Execuc  ad  satisfaciend

Georg  Matiners  plte  1  The  CoiTipltes  suite  being  for  1050'  of
Paul  sitiipson  deft  /  fob:  and  Caske  due  by  Bill  The  def'^  At-
torney L'  Wittm  Lewis  Ingaging  himself  that  the  def'  shall  by
himself  or  his  Attorney  either  answere  the  suite  the  next  Court
or  pay  the  debt  The  Court  vppon  his  mocon  doth  respite  the
further  hearing  of  the  matter  till  that  tyme

Tho:  Greene  Esq'  p'sent  cum  ceteris  vt  ante

Henry  Brookes  plte  »  According  to  the  direccon  of  an  order  of
Nichas  cawseene  def. \  the  25''>  of  June  last  made  in  this  Cause  the
def  this  day  brought  the  Gunne  in  question  into  Court  to  bee
veiwed. And  Richard  Cole  being  sworne  and  examined  in
open  Court  vpon  his  oath  saith. 