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were hyred by the said John Peine, And tha … were hyred by the said John Peine, And that he<br />
very well knoweth that divers of the rates of wages<br />
sett downe in the said schedule were contracted for<br />
betweene the said Peine and the Mariners and<br />
accordingly payd, And further he deposeth not.
To the 5th he sayth that the sayd shipp was at the<br />
time arlate of the burthen of 120 Tonns, and that<br />
there could be a lesse Number then what was in<br />
her the voyage arlate for the managing of her<br />
And further he deposeth not.
To the sixth, and to the schedule therein mentioned he sayth<br />
that at the time Libellate the rates (sett downe in the sayd schedule) of wages<br />
payd to the Mariners the voyage arlate were then usuall, and<br />
that now they are much encreasd, And that the party<br />
producent for the Divers goods as well as his owne<br />
hyrd men at as cheape a rate as he could And further<br />
de deposth not
So the seaventh article he deposeth That the said shipp<br />
the ''West India Merchant'' having divers goods and<br />
many passengers on board her and 200 Leagues at Sea<br />
on her voyage to Virginia was commanded to attend on and<br />
assist a ffleet going to reduce the Barbathoes which shee<br />
did, and that there were three monthes gone before the<br />
said shipp could bee freed from the States=service<br />
And further he cannot depose./
To the 8th he deposeth that after the release of the said<br />
shipp from the service wherunto she was commanded she<br />
proceeded upon her Merchandizing voyage to Virginia,<br />
and that upon her arrivall there the passengers and<br />
goods transported in her were safely landed, And<br />
further he deposeth not.
To the 9th, that the Lading which the said shipp tooke in<br />
at Virginia was Tobacco, and that the said Tobacco<br />
was consigned to the arlate Hussey and [?Pinkhorne] and<br />
other persons who dwelt at Southampton, And<br />
further he deposeth not/
To the 10th article he deposeth that tehs aid shipp<br />
arrived safely at Southampton with her lading<br />
in or about the month of June 1652, and that<br />
she did there disccharge her Lading And further he knoweth<br />
not to depose.
To he knoweth<br />
not to depose.
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