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terme behinde 4 dayes in a weeke onelie to sawe & slitt theirowne worke that they are to frame themselves w th their ownehands togeather w th himself or some other M r workmen, thetyme to begin for the p r formance of this order 14 dayes hencew th out fade.

It is ordered j t every Juryman shall haue sixe' pence forevery accon that is given to them vppon evidence, to bee paideby him the Accon goes against.

The first day of May, 1637, GEN r ALL Corte att Harteford.

Mr. Ludlowe, Mr. Wells, Mr. Swaine, Mr. Steele, Mr.Phelps, Mr. Warde.

Comittees. —Mr. Why tinge, Mr. Webster, Mr. Widths,Mr. Hull, Mr. Chaplin, Mr. Talcott, Mr. Hosford, Mr.Mychell, Mr. Sherman.

It is ordered that there shalbe an offensiue warr ag 1 thePequoitt, and that there shalbe 90 men levied out of the 3 Plan-tacons, Harteford, Weathersfeild & Windsor (vizt) out ofHarteford 42, Windsor 30, Weathersfeild 18 : vnder the Com-ande of Captaine Jo: Mason & in Case of death or sicknesvnder the Comand of Rob’te Seely Leif 1 , & the’ldest S r ieant ormilitary officer survivinge, if both these miscary.

It is ordered that Harteford shall send 14 Armour in this de-signe, Windsor 6.

It is ordered that there shalbe l hh of good beare for the Cap-taine & M r & sick men, if there be only 3 or 4 gallons ofstronge water, 2 gallons of sacke.

It is ordered that Windsor shall p r uide 60 bushells of Corne,Harteford 84 bushells, Weathersfeild 36 bushells, of this eachplantacon to bake in biskett the on half if by any meanes theycann, the rest in grounde meale. Weathersfeild tenn bushellsto bee allowed vppon Accompt.

Harteford is to p r uide 3 firkins of suett, 2 firkins of Butter,w th y 4 att Rivers mouth, 4 bushells of Oatemeale, 2 bushells ofPease, 500 of fish, 2 bushells of salt; Weathersfeild 1 bushell ofIndian Beanes; W indsor 50 peeces of Porke, 30 lb of Rice, 4Cheeses.