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     Liber B. houseing and fenceing Tenantable as by the Said Lease at

       No. 3. large may appeare, And Whereas it appears to this Court that

              the Said Potter is not Jmpowered to Sue the Said Orley, Capt

              Mitchell Attorney of the Said Orley, Craveing a Nonsuit in

              the Cause, and hath promised to ingage himself in the Sume

              of 1500 l of Tobacco and Caske to make Good on Orley's part

              what he is oblidged unto by the Said Lease, within Six months

       p. 222 after Notice Given him that the Said Potter is Jmpowered by

              Assignment to Receive Satisfaction, The Court hath Ordered

              an Nonsuit against the Said Potter with Costs of Suit & 300'

              of Tobacoe & Caske to Orley for damage and that the Said

              Capt Mitchell doe give Such bond for the performance of the

              Said Lease on Orley's part

                     Capt Mitchell in open Court Enters into Recogni-

              Vacated

                   zance of 1500 l of lob to See the order above mentioned

              performed.

              Emperor Smith plft Whereas Emperor Smith arrested to this

              John Nevill defdt Court John Nevill about Physick and Chirur-

              gery which the Said Smith applyed to the Said Nevills wife,

              and the Said Nevill denying in open Court that his wife never

              had any Such things of the Said Smith, It is with the Consent

              of both parties Referred till the Said Nevills wife returne out

              of England.

               John Cornelius Sworn and Examined Saith That about lune

              2 years Since this Depont was at John Nevills house & this

              Depont heard the Said Nevills wife Say, if it had not been for

              the Dutch Doctor She had not been her own Woman, And

              further Saith not              John Cornelius

               Mr ffrancis Brooke Sworn & Examined Saith That about

              Seven years agoe this Deponent Carried down a young horse

              from mr Cuthbert ffenwick and Delivered the Said Horse unto

              Coll Thomas Burbage and delivered the Same horse into his

              own hands at his own house and at that time the Said Coll

              Burbage was Sick and he did rise out of his Couch and

              received the Said Horse from this Depont

                                             The mark of

                                             ffrancis Brooke

               William Sinclare Sworne & Examined Saith, That about 4

              years agoe there was a horse of about five yeares old Sent

              down from mr ffenwick unto Col Burbage in Capt Hinfields

              Ship and the Same horse was deliver'd unto the Said Coll

              Burbage at his own house, And further Saith not.

                                            William Sinclare