Provincial Court Proceedings, 1674. 371

       December in the 43th yeare of his Lopps Dominion &c Annoq Doth Liber M M
       1674 and from the Said eighth day of December by his Lordshipps
       writt of adjournment adjourned untill the ninth day of the Same
       month and there Continued untill the fourtenth day of the Same
       December at which Said ninth day of December were present.
               Charles Calvert Esq Leivtennt Genll and Cheife justice
               Philip Calvert Esq Chancellour
       The Honble Wm Calvert Esq Secretary
                                    justices
               Baker Brooke Esq Surveyr Gen
               Samuel Chew Esq
                                   Jno Blomfeild Cl Cur.
         Then came John Quigley of the Citty of St Maries Gent and was
       admitted and Sworne one of the Attornyes of this Court.

         Came Richard Speed of Bristoll Marriner in his proper person and
       acknowledged judgment to the Honble Charles Calvert Escp for the
       Summe of foureteene thousand pounds of tobacco the tenth day of
       December in the yeare aforesaid.

         George ffinion deposeth in Open Court that he Sold John
       Blackistone a Servant for two and twenty hundred pounds of to
       bacco and that he never received any part or parcell thereof also
       unto Samuel Dobson One Servant for the Same quantity and
       never received any part thereof and also to Robert Ware One Ser
       vant for the Same quantity of which he hath received two hundred
       pounds of tobacco and no more.

       Thomas Gibson pl
            agt       in ejectmt

       James Neale & ux defts
         The defendants alleadging no notice was given them at the re
       survey of the land in question and the Same being now returned
       with the Verdict of the jury
         Ordered that the parties and evidences may have notice to be there
       upon the resurveying the same together with the Surveyour Genll
       or his Deputy On the third day of ffebruary next and also notice to
       the same jurors and in case of default of any the jurors that the
       Sheriff returne tales

         Know all men by these presents that I Hugh Roy of New Kent
       planter in Virginia doe constitute Ordaine and appoint Mr Thomas
       Dent Gent of St Maries River in Maryland to be my true and lawfull
       Attorny for me and in my name Stead and place to aske Levy and de
       mand all Such Summe or Summes of Mony or tobacco which is due
       unto me the Said Roy from Mr John Quigley and likewise doe impower
       my Said Attorny to impleade and sue the said Quigley and to make