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      the swine so killed to the L. G. or Secretary within 1. month                Liber P. R.

      after.

        Eod: Randoll Revell demandeth of William Bretton one

      thousand wt of tob due vpon accompt.

        attachmt to highe Constable of St Clemts hundr retorn 1st

      dec next

        17th John Medley acknowiedgeth himseife to owe to the

      Lord Proprietary one thousand wt of tobacco in case he shall

      kill any marked swine other then his owne, or any swine at all

      in any his Lops forrests without bringing both the eares (with

      the skin betwixt) of the swine so killed to the L. G. or Secre

      tary within two months after.

                               mark of x John Medley

      License thervpon in forma consuet

        Eod: George Binx gent demandeth of John norman one

      hundred & thirty pounds of tobacco due for physick.

        attachrnt in forma consuet retorn 1st decemb next.

        Eod. Edward Parker demandeth of william Asiter, six

      hundred wt of tob, due by bill

        attachmt to Sheriffs deputy; in form consuet retorn

      decemb next

        18. Robert Smith acknowledgeth himselfe to owe to the

      Lord Proprietary one thousand weight of tobacco, in case he

      shall kill any marked swine other then his owne, or any swine

      at all in any his Lops forrests, without bringing both the eares

      (with the skin betwixt) of the swine so killed to the L. G. or

      Secretary within one month after

                                mark of Robt + Smith

        19 Margarett Brent demandeth of Thomas Allen three

      hundred Wt of tob due by accot

        attachmt in forma consuet return 1st dec. next.

        Eod Jane Cockshott widd: demandeth of ffrancis Posic

      654 l of tob; wherof 324. wth cask for debt due to the estate of

      her late husband, & 330. by assignmt from william hardige

        attachmt in forma consuet retorn 1st dec. next.

        Eod. John Hollis & Restituta his wife, complaine agst

      Thomas Boys for defaming her the said restituta, by saying of

      her these words, that he would prove her (innuendo the said