The history of King Philip's War

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fooner faw him but [43] fainted with the furprize; and by
that time fhe was a little revived, they fpy'd two Horfemen
coming a great pace. Capt. Church told his com-
pany that thofe men (by their riding) came with Tydings.
When they came up they prov'd to be Maj. Sanford and
Capt.
297
Golding ; who immediately ask'd Capt. Church,
What he would give to hear fome News of Philip ? He
reply'd, That was what he wanted. They told him, They
" To 28I gall, rum to Docftor
for wounded J 03 i|
"To 2 fat fheep to Doc°t.
Hawkins for wounded
that went in y e
veffell
with him o iS o
"To 8 yds duffles to Serg*.
Witherly, Jams Bell &
other Tanton men, y'
came wounded to my
houfe Dec. 24 .... 2 08 o
" To cafh to J. Bell to bear
his charges home . . . o 04 o
" To Serg'. Witherell, Jains
Bell & White for diatt,
lodg'g & attendance, 2
one month & 1 three
weeks, at 85. per week . 4 08 o
"To Left. Sauage, Doc5t.
Cuttler, & their men
&c. &c 15 03 o
"To Docl. Hawkins diet
&c about a month . . . 1 12 o
" To Lieut. Vpham, fr. 24
Dec. to 14 March, &
his kinfman for diet &c.
at Si each, his filter alfo
a confiderable p* of y 8
time q 02 o
142
"To do. Vpham ih gall.
rum, & 15 lb. mutton
when he went away . . o 11 3
" To en-ate W m Brenton for
hire of room fr. 24 Dec.
to 17 Odt. 1676, y e day
that Serjafi Witherell
went out of it, at £5 pr
year 4 01 'jh
" To do. Witherly for fun-
dryes, as p. his acct . . 3 12 11
" To damage fuftained in
my beding and other
houfehold ftuffe, with
things peloined by in-
comers, which here
charge £20, att prefent,
for thought the damage
be far more 20 00 o
£103 9 9
"Dated in New Port, on Rhode
Ifland, y" 26 th day Jan. 167?."
[There were credits given, amounting
to £22 95. od. The balance of the lhare
of Plymouth in the account was then
paid.]
297 See note 93, ante.