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�To the Sheriff of our County of (York) his Under-Sheriff of Deputy, Greeting. | �To the Sheriff of our County of (York) his Under-Sheriff of Deputy, Greeting. | ||
| − | We Command you to attach the Goods or Eftate of (William Keating of Kittery in our County of York. Yeoman to the Valueof (ninty) Pounds, and for Want thereof to take (?) Body of the faid (William) (if (he) may be found in your Precinct) and (him) fafely keep fo that you have (him) before our Juftices of our Inferior Court of Common Pleas, next to be holden at (York) within and for our faid County of (York) on the (Second) Tuefday in (April) next, then and there in Our faid Court to anfwer unto (John Main of York aforesaid yeoman in a Plea of Trefpaf upon the | + | We Command you to attach the Goods or Eftate of (William Keating of Kittery in our County of York. Yeoman to the Valueof (ninty) Pounds, and for Want thereof to take (?) Body of the faid (William) (if (he) may be found in your Precinct) and (him) fafely keep fo that you have (him) before our Juftices of our Inferior Court of Common Pleas, next to be holden at (York) within and for our faid County of (York) on the (Second) Tuefday in (April) next, then and there in Our faid Court to anfwer unto (John Main of York aforesaid yeoman in a Plea of Trefpaf upon the case for that[?] Whereas one Prinie(socalled), a Negro man on the first Day of January 1770 at York aforsaid being Duly and Law fully Retained in the |
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�To the Sheriff of our County of (York) his Under-Sheriff of Deputy, Greeting. We Command you to attach the Goods or Eftate of (William Keating of Kittery in our County of York. Yeoman to the Valueof (ninty) Pounds, and for Want thereof to take (?) Body of the faid (William) (if (he) may be found in your Precinct) and (him) fafely keep fo that you have (him) before our Juftices of our Inferior Court of Common Pleas, next to be holden at (York) within and for our faid County of (York) on the (Second) Tuefday in (April) next, then and there in Our faid Court to anfwer unto (John Main of York aforesaid yeoman in a Plea of Trefpaf upon the case for that[?] Whereas one Prinie(socalled), a Negro man on the first Day of January 1770 at York aforsaid being Duly and Law fully Retained in the