Provincial Court Proceedings, 1661. 593

ing the Carpenters and Coopers Tooles, which the s^d dauid is to
appropriate to himself e and excepting one new bed Ticking, and
Hammack, and one Mayd Servant named Jane, And the waring
Cloathes and Ornam^ts of the s^d Christean, which the s^d Christean is
to haue, and that she liue Quietly in the howse as formerly vntill the
tenth of Aprill next, And that all debt of the s^d Holtes and Charges
ariseing, ab^t the Estate of the said Holte be equally payd Betweene
them, and in Case they agree not Betweene this and the 10^th of the
next moneth ab^t the devision of the s^d Estate then they are to choose
each an Indifferent person to make the devesion and they .... which
agreem^t shall be definite .... devision to be only intended of ....
Estate of the s^d Robert .... Wittnes our hands ....

Liber
P. C. R.

The Co^rt is Ajourned till 9 of the Clock in the morning.

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Sattirday the 11^th October 1662
Present as before
Cap^t John Savage is accused by the Attorney Generall for tradeing
with the Indians without Lycence from the Lord Proprietor, or the
Leiutenn^t Generall M^r Revell findeing him tradeing & finding also
Corne vpon the Shoare ready to take in & Corne in the Boate as
appeareth by the oath of M^r Randall Revell
M^r Randolph Revell my Respects p^rsented vnto yo^u and to yo^r
good wife S^r I vnderstand that itt is My lords pleasure that wee shall
haue our Boate and Goods againe, S^r my request to yo^u is to Con-
sider my greate loss and damage that I haue received by being sur-
prised by yo^u for soe small a trifle but I hope wee shall now lay a
side all such things of discord as hath been acted and become freinds
and Neighbours as wee haue been heretofore, ffreind My Request to
yo^u is that yo^u would be pleased to gett my Sloope deckt upp and to
gett her Trimd for me by the last of September, & yo^u shall ingage
me to make yo^u just paym^t for what yo^u shall doe in the p^rmisses,
freind M^r Boarman hath promised me that he shall send one vp that
is a Carpenter that will doe the Sloope if yo^u can but procure Tarr
the old Cable that is in the Sloope yo^u may make Okum of for her
pray p^rsent my kind loue to M^r Jons and to all the rest of our freinds
and neighbours soe haueing noe more att p^rsent to trouble yo^u with
I take my Leaue giving yo^u many thancks for yo^r civill Entertainm^t
att yo^r howse Remayne

Oct. 17
Attorney
General v.
Savage

.... in her and the Charge of the Sloope vnto Edward Share-
man with order that nothing should be imbezelled or disposed of
without his order and Charge that wee should not medle with
any thing that was in them but left no Roaneoke to buy no pro-
vision vntill wee did heare other order from him, and after two
dayes stay there which wee did according to his order, wee brought
the aforesaid Boates aboute to his landing att Manokin and in
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