and so ended the suits and others who were nothad not been prose-
cuted were brot in to pay their discharge fees wch
saved them from being estreated & accord have been taken
out of the Estreat

These notice served likewise to discovers and rectify any mistake
in the Justices Clks or Clerk of the Peace that might have intervened byby misreturns
misentries omissions of entries or oterwise and
so have been look'd upon as [..] indispensible [..]

This Duty of Estreating done by Mr Jefferson as Mr. Waller's
Deputy in Michs Term 1769. and at Christmas 69 he quitt
that employmts and deliver'd up every thing necessary
for the future Estreat execution of the office and

till farther Order

From that time till septr foll. Mr. Waller executed the office
assisted by Mr. David Rees< no role > when

Being displaced andThsucceeded by Mr. Tho Butler< no role >
Esqr Mr.Butler made a demanded of all the
Books & Records of the office whch (except a few) were refused by Mr. Waller
who contended for restauration And so the estreatg
Sessions pass'd over without any notices being Sent to ye
parties outstandg in the 7 Sessions of October Decr Janry Febry
April may & July Sessionspreced.g

And all that Mr. Butler could do wasafter obtaing.
the opinion of Mr. Wells dep Clk of Estreats in te Exchr. [E] was to return an Estreat