case thomas cecil and mary his wife and mary juxon the wife of Emanuel juxon  by her next friend plaintiff the say Emanuel juxon moses juxon thomas juxon  and Samuel juxon defendant February the that SC cite burr the defendant  Emanuel juxon some few year after his marriage leave his wife and two small  child and go abroad and do not see her or they in fourteen year the wife  mother during this time entrust her with millinery and other good and permit  her to maintain herself and child out of the profit the husband upon his  return break open the wife house and take away all her good and produce of the  stock so lend as aforesaid the bill therefore inter alian bring for the  redelivery of the good what the wife have acquire in her husband absence to  subsist herself and family be her separate property and not liable to the  disposition of the husband and what he have forcible take he must deliver in  specie but if dispose of must pay her the value set by the master in the  plaintiff mary juxon then mary Eggington daughter of Ann Eggington intermarry  with the defendant Emanuel juxon and have issue a son and two daughter one of  the daughter die a infant and the son in and the plaintiff mary Cecil the  other daughter in intermarry with the plaintiff Thomas the defendant Emanuel  juxon some few year after the marriage with mary juxon leave her and two small  child and go abroad and do not see or send to they for fourteen year and upon  their be so desert Ann Egginton in entrust the plaintiff mary juxon with a  stock of good proper for the business of a milliner and broker and permit her  to take the profit thereof to maintain herself and child in Ann Egginton be of  a great age do by bill of sale in consideration that her son Richard Egginton  have undertake to provide for her during her life sell to he his executor c  the good chattel and personal estate therein mention and desire he to be  assist to the plaintiff mary juxon by lend her as she have do such of the good  as she shall have occasion for to support herself and child and by another  bill of sale in Ann Egginton convey to the plaintiff mary Cecil the residue of  her good and chattel household stuff and all other her substance whatsoever to  her own proper use Ann Egginton soon after die atkins in the plaintiff mary  juxon who have be constant assist by her daughter the plaintiff mary Cecil do  by her separate trade and entire out of the stock so lend save the sum of  twenty pound which she intend to place out at interest this sum the defendant  Moses Thomas and Samuel juxon desire they may have on their bind and she  consent they execute a bind and give the same to her and she afterward advance  to the say defendant another twenty pound and they give her a note for the  same mary juxon two ever read either the bind or note and it appear that the  say defendant have make the bind and note Payable to the defendant Emanuel  juxon and no mention or notice take that the money be the property of mary  juxon the defendant Emanuel juxon upon his return to England break open the  door of the wife house and take away the good that belong to Thomas and mary  Cecil and also the very good and the produce of the stock which have be lend  by Ann Egginton to the plaintiff mary juxon and be comprise in the say bill of  sale therefore the bill be bring among other thing for the principal and  interest of the bind and note and for the redelivery of the good which the  defendant Emanuel juxon have forcible take away and that his wife the  plaintiff mary juxon may be quiet in the possession of what she have acquire  by trade during the absence of her husband the defendant Emanuel juxon insist  that in her deal she make use of his name and credit and that thoughhe be out  of the kingdom yet the plaintiff mary juxon know where he be that he use to  send her money and sometime come to see and stay with her and notwithstanding  they live separate yet it be no separation by agreement and therefore he be  liable to be arrest for the debt contract by her in trade be entitle to the  profit and produce of the trade sir Joseph Jekyll be of opinion as the  desertion of the defendant Emanuel juxon be full prove this court will look  upon any thing acquire by the wife in his absence to subsist herself and  family as her separate property and not liable to the disposition of the  husband when he shall please to come home and plunder her and atkins er p  therefore declare that the plaintiff mary juxon be entitle to the good that be  in her possession and also to the stock in her separate trade before the same  be take away by the defendant Emanuel juxon for her separate use and that she  be also entitle to the bind and note and therefore order it to be refer to a  master to see what be due for principal and interest and that the same be pay  to the plaintiff juxon for her separate use and to see what good and stock in  trade be take away and the defendant Emanuel juxon to deliver the same in  specie to plaintiff Cecil and his wife in trust for the plaintiff juxon and if  the good be dispose of the master to put a value on they and the defendant  Emanuel juxon to pay the value in the same manner No cost of either side Reg  lib a fol