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Proceedings of the Provincial Court, 1658-1662
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Provincial Court Proceedings, 1659. 355


To the demand of the plf for 50l Sterl. The deft sayth That hee
shipped ffiue hogsheads of Tob, in the Ship Crescent Capt Thorow-
good Master, as hee was Ordered by direction from the plf, And
therefore conceiueth tht tht Debt is allready satisfyed by him unto
the plf, it being only 25tSterl.
Wch the plf denyeth & thereuppon procluceth Mr Ninion Butchers
Ire to Mr Joseph Rock, & the Accompt of Debr & Credrs concerning
this Tob.

Whereuppon the Gouernor appoynted Mr Robert Slye, Mr Nich-
olas Spencer, Mr Edward Prescott & Mr Augustine Herman to
consider of the Accounts, & Bargaine, & make report thereof to the
Board.

Who uppon consideraon make their Report as followeth. In
Obedience & complyance to the Commands of this honble Court, to
Report the State of Accounts betwene Joseph Rock of New Eng-
land, and Willm Battin of this Prouince.
Willm Battin to pay Joseph Rock 25t for goods bought in New
England to bee payd in the proceed of Tob to be Shipt aboard for
London to bee rated att 3d 1/2 pr ft Being the positiue words of the
Condicon wth out further explayning, being what Tob Shipt aboard
is worth for New England goods, or goods att New England prizes.
Mr Battin an illiterate man, & the Condicon written by Mr Rock,
thus, That hee the sd Rock to runne the Resgo of the Seas: Mr Battin
to stand to the markett, Mr Battin offereth to depose that his uerbal
agreemt was, That if the Tob should produce more then the sd 3d 1/2,
the sd ouerplus was by the sd Mr Rock to bee allowed him: & tht the
Certaine price of the Tob. to Mr Rock should bee 3d 1/1 Shipt aboard.
Now the Tob. being woa fully damaged when it came out of the
Ship, as Mr Butchers letters declare, & Mr Rock being to runne the
Resgo of the Seas The Consideraon arryseth from that, Whither og
noe ffiue hogsheads of principall Tob might not haue payd 25l had
not the Resgo of the Sea woafully damnifyed it, The Ship prouing
uery leaky ?

Liber
P. C. R.


On Mr Rocks behalf e it is alleaged that but Three hundd & odde
pownds of Tob were damnifyed. The Court can Judge whither or
noe soe much dammage in the sd hogshead, bee not the cause of the
inualid price of the rest, of the Tob. Nothing appearing to the
Contrary but tht the 3d 1/2 in the condicon is the price of the Tob. &
soe much being Shipt, as payeth the 25l att the sd price wth in 6 or 7
Shillings. And Bills of Lading being taken according to Mr Rocks
order, & according to the Obligaon.
Capt Battin alleageth the paymt to bee according to Condicon &
nothing appearing to the Contrary, by wch any thing can be otherwise
decided, & moreouer otherwise beside this price Mr Battin can neuer
certainely know an end of his paymt. Moreouer Capt Battin is ready

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