Apparell.

Apprarell for one man, so after the rate for more.

A Monmouth Cap. 1s. 10d.
3 falling bands. 1s. 3d.
3 shirts. 7s. 6d.
1 Waste-coat. 2s. 2d.
1 suit of Canvase. 7s. 6d.
1 suit of Frize. 10s.
1 suit of Cloth. 15s.
3 paire of Irish stockings. 4s.
4 paire of shoes. 8s. 8d.
1 paire of garters. 10d.
1 dozen of points. 3d.
1 paire of Canvas sheets. 8s. [IV.162.]
7 ells of Canvas to make a bed and
boulster, to be filled in Virginia,
serving for two men.
8s.
5 ells of course Canvas to make a bed
at Sea for two men.
5s.
1 course rug at sea for two men. 6s
4L.

Victuall for a whole yeare for a man, and so after the rate
for more.

8 bushels of meale. 2L.
2 bushels of pease. 6s.
2 bushels of Otemeale. 9s.
1 gallon of Aquavitæ. 2s. 6d.
1 gallon of oyle. 3s. 6d.
2 gallons of Vineger. 2s.
3L. 3s.

Armes for a man, but if halfe your men be armed it is well, so all
have swords and peeces.

1 Armor compleat, light. 17s.
1 long peece five foot and a halfe,
neere Musket bore.
1L.
2s.
1 Sword. 5s.
1 Belt. 1s.
1 Bandilier. 1s. 6d.
20 pound of powder. 18s.
60 pound of shot or Lead, Pistoll
and Goose shot.

5s.
3L. 9s. 6d.

Tooles for a family of six persons, and so after the rate
for more.

5 broad howes at 2s. a peece. 10s.
5 narrow howes at 16d. a peece. 6s. 8d.
2 broad axes at 3s. 8d. a peece. 7s. 4d.
5 felling axes at 18d. a peece. 7s. 6d.
2 steele handsawes at 16d. a peece. 2s. 8d.
2 two handsawes at 5s. a peece. 10s.
1 whipsaw, set and filed, with box,
file and wrest.
10s.
2 hammers 12d. a peece. 2s.
3 shovels 18d. a peece. 4s. 6d.
2 spades at 18d. a peece. 3s.
2 Augers at 6d. peece. 1s.
6 Chissels at 6d. a peece. 3s.
2 Percers stocked 4d. a peece. 8d.
3 Gimblets at 2d. a peece. 6d.
2 Hatchets at 21d. a peece. 3s. 6d.
2 frowes to cleave pale 18d. each. 3s.
2 hand Bills 20d. a peece. 3s. 4d.
1 Grindstone. 4s.
Nailes of all sorts to the value of 2L.
2 Pickaxes. 3s.
6L. 2s. 8d.

Houshold implements for a family and six persons, and so for
more or lesse after the rate.