( 12 )           August the 9^th. 1692
     the said Store whilst the Said Jenckins was there: heard the Said Jenckins blaming the sd Dorman
for not delivering him his goods Sooner that he was to have of him for fifty hogsheads of tobacco he
had Sold Dorman: that he might have his proportionable part of the Cargos according to bargaine
before he had disposed of any of them or that the Mate was gone down with the Sloop; Dorman
Replyed why he would Still Secure the goods and warrant them Saife for the said Jenckins to his
Landing according to their agreem^t.  That the Satterday following the Deponant did their see Dorman
deliver the Said Jenckins his Invoyce of his goods to peruse who called for the perticulars of the
goods as they were his inserted, begining with the Iron ware, where the said Dorman deliverd
and booked d---- , and charged to the sd Jenckins his acco^t. as the goods were delivered according to
the Invoyce: The hoes & axes being tied in bundles with Severall Stirrup leathers of Sadles.
which the said Jenckins was to have his part of. the said goods many of them being marked, with the
Said Jenckins his marke as they were delivered him, and they as well as the rest of the goods delivered
were put by Dormans own hands in a great heap togeather, they often instanceing taking a
proportionable part, and So proceeded to linings, Stuff, Silks, Searges, hatts & haberdasherie wares
&ca.  The Said Jenckins refuseing nothing as they went through the Invoyce neither dispraising
the goods nor finding fault with the prices; but when they came to call for whoods; which Dorman
Said were all gone, Dorman broke out into a passion and Said the said Jenckins picked & Culled
his goods: and Swore he should not have them: and put the Said Jenckins to prove his bargaine.  The
Said Jenckins then telling over the Said goods which were delivered (out of Dormans book) to Sixty
five Severall articles before Severall Standers by: telling Dorman that he did expect them C
togeather with the rest of the goods that was behind as farr forth as his tobacco came to: that he had
Sold him and had given him Orders for: and bid Dorman See that he Secured them according to his
bargaine and further Saith not.                                                        Signum
  William:    W.  Bowen.
Which aforesd Deposition the Deponent made Oath to in Open Court as attests
        John: West Dep Clr Cur Comit Somerset
 
Maryland Somerset County Ss. /
The Deposition of Alexander Mattix aged thirty eight years or thereabouts. / Saith
That the Deponant being at Snow hill the 26^th and 27^th. of Aprill last past, at m^r John: Dormans
Store heard and Saw many Csertions by the said Dorman & m^r ffrancis: Jenckins about fifty
hhds of tobacco which the said Jenckins had Sold to the Said Dorman and was come there to receive
goods forr, But the Said Dorman Useing many dilletorie excuses & putt offs: viz that the Said