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      of October last past, and was to pay for him for that time 600 l Liber B.

      of Tobacco and Caske

                Sworn in Open Court 3 Dec 1651.

             The Governor appointeth the next Court to be held

             the 20th of January next.

        These presents testifie that I John Pille have Sold and deliv-

      ered unto my brother Jarbo my house and Land lyeing in New

      town and my Land at Port toback he being to pay the Survey

      and Patent and all my household goods provisions and Victualls

      as Come butter Cheese &c and also my Servants two Cows

      five Cow Calves three Bull Calves, one yearling bull Supposed

      to be in the woods two Sows five Guts and their Piggs one

      barrow and boar with all other goods or Chattells belonging

      unto me excepting my wearing Cloaths and my wives my bed

      and all that belongs to it, and three Truncks with the goods

      contained in them my whole Cropp of Tobacco and my debts

      one Chamber Pott and a Pint pott and Such of my books as I p. 248

      shall think fitt, And I doe avouch the Sale and ratifie and confirm

      the delivery of all things (except the before Excepted) As

      Wittness my hand this 12th of October 1651 : John Pille

      Wittness James Langworth

                  The Deposition of John Prince aged 35 years

                  or thereabouts Sworn and Examined Saith

        That he was present when George Manners and George

      Mee perfected accounts between them being two days before

      the Sd Manners death, one Accompt this Depont made perfect

      between them the Said Manners and Mr Mee upon which acct

      there rested due from George Manners to George Mee three

      hundred and Seventy pounds of Tobacco, which George

      Manners allowed of to be a just debt, also the said George

      Manners did allow of four hundred and twelve pounds of

      Tobacco and Cask due to George Me from him upon a later

      account from his book and further Saith not

                      J urat 2do Decembr 1651 coram me

                                       Tho:   Hatton

                The Deposition of John Prince aged 35 years or

                thereabouts Sworn and examd Saith

        That Henry Potter came to this Deponent, and desired this

      Depont to open a Cow which was dead, which Cow the Said

      Henry Potter had from Mr Eltonhead andwas delivered to him as

      to be with Calf as George Manners and Henry Potter told this

      Depont And when this Depont opened the Said Cow there was