Court and Testamentary Business, 1647.    321

      An old brasse kettle                    0100                                              Liber A.

      A gold Reliquary case                   0150

      3 Stone-horses 3 mares, & one Ston-colt 8400

      A large framd howse, wth 100 Acres of Town-Land   4000

      A large howse wth 3 Mannors belonging to it att Pyney

         neck                                 7000

      A uery little Trunck                    0020

      A great old square chest                0030

      A kneeling desk, & a picture of Paules  0050

      An old frame of a chayre, 2 combs, & a hatt brush 0022

      212 58. books of Acct & diuerse bills not yett perfected

              or cleered                      oooo

      Recogniz: Willm Smoots                  2000

      Goods appraysed & apprteyning

        to Mr Caluert's estate

          March11th1647.

      one harquubus                           0400

      3 small guns, one wth a lock, the rest wthout: & one of

        their barrells splitt                 0150

      800 6d nayles 500 double tens           0100

      one saddle & bridle                     0100

      one glasse Balsome                      0010

      6 boards. more 48 foote                 0040

      4 axes. one broken                      0030

      one Rugge                               0050

      1500 6d nayles lent

      one small smiths' uice                  0100

      Att a Court July 15th The Court being informed of certaine                   p. 78

      Pnt Gouernor mutinous speeches uttered by James John

      son. about the 3d of July. Viz That hee should say unto Rich:

      Bennett after some discourse, concerning the gouermt now

      established tht hee hoped wthin a while to see a confusion of

      all Papistry here. & further the sd James Johnson sayd tht both

      hee the sd Rich: Bennett, & all tht came up wth the late Gouernor

      from Virginea (meaning the soldiers) were Rogues: ffor tht

      they had undone a braue Country: ffor had it not bene for

      them, to witt the soldiers, they might haue enioyed this Country

      to themselves (meaning the late Rebells to his Lop) & their

      progeny after them. And the sd Rich: Bennett replyed, tht

      there were in the Gouernor Company as honest men, as him

      selfe, The sd Johnson still persisted in itt, saying, That they

      were all Rogues, & he would iustify it. And att the same

      time, he the sd James Johnson, urged the sd Rich: Bennett to

      goe downe, & certify the Gouernor of these speeches. saying

      tht if he should complaine to the Gouernor agst him, he regarded