On Thursday, being the 29th of April
Mr. Laslee, tobacco planter, plaintiff, vs. Abraham Nieuman. Default. Is ordered to appear to-morrow and if he remains in default he shall be compelled by the court to serve the plaintiff.
Hendrick Jansen, tailor, offers himself as surety and principal for the Judgement in the suit between the fiscal and Jan Cornells from Rotterdam on account of the crime committed.
Anthony Jansen from Salee, plaintiff, vs. Hendrick Jansen, tailor, defendant, in a case of slander. Case put over to the next court day. Uldrick Lupoldt, plaintiff, vs. Jan Cornellsen from Rotterdam, defendant, as above.
On Friday, being the 30th ditto
Mr. Laslee, tobacco planter, plaintiff, vs. Abraham Nieuman, defendant.
The defendant having three times in succession remained in default, he is ordered to agree with the plaintiff as best he can.
On Saturday, the first of May
The court resolves that Abraham Nieuman, defendant, vs.Mr. Lasle, plaintiff, is bound to serve the plaintiff if he was not under contract to Jacob van Corlaer when he, the defendant, hired himself out to the plaintiff and, if he was not free, he must pay twenty-five pounds of tobacco or furnish another man in his stead to fulfill his term of service and that at once, without any delay.
On Thursday, being the 6th of May
Anthony Jansen from Salee, plaintiff, vs. Hendrick Jansen, tailor, defendant, in a case of slander. Parties ordered henceforth to live with each other in peace as becomes neighbors and, if either party act contrary hereto, he shall be fined 25 gl.
Ulrich Lupoldt, fiscal plaintiff, vs. Jan Cornelisen from Rotterdam, defendant. The defendant is condemned to pay 25 gl. for the dog which he stabbed and moreover a fine of 25 gl. and the costs of the suit.
