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      of any beaver gott or obteined by him or his assignes to                            Liber P. R.

      any other pson or psons, vntill the said somme of beaver be

      paid as aforesaid. In witnes wherof I have herevnto sett my

      hand & scale the second of may 1643.

      sealed & delivered, & possession of one calfe

      in leiu of the whole given in the pnce of         John hallowes

                John wavell           locus + sigilli

                Richard Harris.

        John Lewger sheweth that Thomas Todd is bound to the

      petr to pay him fifty dressed skins for 3. yeares yet to come,

      for the price of his Indentures of service released to him by

      the petr and that there is a vehement suspicion of the entent of

      the said Tho. Todd to depart out of the colony, & defeate the

      petr of the benefitt of his said bargaine. humbly therefore

      prayeth warrant to arrest the said Thomas Todd vntill he have

      secured not to depart out of the pvince vntill he have satisfied

      or secured the petr of his said bargaine.

        warrt to E. P. to take into custody body of T. T. vntill he putt

      in security to the value of 2000k tob.

        Exequut agst Tho. Todd for 710 l tob, adiudged to Capt

      Cornwaleys, and 351 for fees retorn. 1. mar. next.

        came into Court Capt Tho: Cornwaleys Esq, & in pnce of

      the Court & of Peter draper attorny of Leonard Calvert Esq,

      tendred satisfaction to the said Peter draper to the vse of the

      said Leonard Calvert for the Protest of a Bill of exchange of 40 l

      sterling; out of the Bill of exchange 200 l sterling protested

      by the said Tho. Cornwaleys assigne agst the said Leonard

      Calvert.

        xpofer Carnoll appeared to the suit of John dandy for 1 260 l

      tob (sup. p. 1 29) & acknowledgeth 500 l & 1 cask to be due; &

      the resedue he knoweth not.

        And the Court found for the plf 1256 l tob & 1. cask.

        Thomas Cornwaleys Esq, appeared to prosequute agst

      Leonard Calvert &c. and exhibited the Protest authenticated

      of the bill of exch: of 200 l sterl: & prayed iudgmt agst the

      said Leonard Calvert, John Langford, & John Lewger, vpon

      his Protest, according to the vsuall course of the Law-merchant

      in England in the like cases

        And the said John Lewger saith, that he hath received no

      satisfaction nor any thing in value for wch he charged the

      said bill, althoughe he acknowledged it vpon the bill, for the