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quests in presence of the Councell learned of both the said par- 

 ties, and vpon consideradon had of the said def end tes answeare and 

 other circumstances of the cause And for that the said defend 1 had 

 not made apparant to the same Courte what monies weare iustlie 

 due vnto him (there beinge in truth none at all) from the said 

 complayn* yt was therefore ordered by yo r ma tes said Councell 

 of the same Courte, that the said Complayn* his executo rs and 

 administrators should from thencforth haue and receaue the 

 profitte.? and benefyt of all the premises in as lardge and 

 ample manner and in such manner and forme as he the said 

 Phillipp Stone before him or any other person for or in the be- 

 half of the said Complayn* or of the said Phillipp Stone ever 

 before that time had and enioyed the same w th out the lett deniall 

 disturbance or contradiction of him the said def* or anie other 

 person or persons claymeinge in by from or vnder him vntill such 

 time as other and further order should be in that Courte taken 

 and made (w ch hath not hithervnto byne) to the contrarie. And 

 it was then alsoe further ordered That the said Comp: 11 should 

 and might drawe a newe Jndenture or deede Jndented to 

 theffeete of the former w th such Covenants and provisoes as 

 in the said former Jndenture graunted to the said Phillip Stone 

 was contayned w ch the said def 1 should forthw" 1 vpon request in 

 that behalf to be made seale and delyver as his deede and exe- 

 cute the same to all intents and purposes as the said former 

 Jndenture was made and executed notw th standinge anie pre- 

 tended forfeiture therof. And for the other demaunde aswell 

 of the said Complayn 1 as def* the said parties weare lefte at 

 libertie to prcceede accordinge to the ordinarie course of that 

 Courte. And it was lastlie then therby ordered That an Jniunc- 

 tion vnder his Ma : tes privie Seale vpon paine of 300" should be 

 directed to the said defend 1 and all and every other person and 

 persons claymeinge by from or vnder him to whome in that case 

 it should appertaine for the due performance of the same order 

 as thereby may appeare Whervpon presently after, did according 

 to the same order cause a new paire of Jndentures to be drawen 

 and ingrossed betwene the said Aron Holland and yo r said Sub- 

 iecte like and agreable to the former w ch weare soe had and made 



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