AN ACC'T UF YE MONEY LAY'D OUT FOR THE TRANSPORT AND SUPPLIES OF YE FRENCH REFUGEES.

  £ s d 
In Rotterdam for ye Charges of 2 days of 75 come from Switzerland, 7 12 0 
To a man who made 2 peticons in English for the King,   5 0 
To Capt. Yeoman, with whom we had agreed first at 6£ a head, 32£ but because he could not fitt out his vessell-and Capt. Hawes promising to transport y'm for 5£ if we would advance 100£ and hold one-4th part of the Ship-we thought it more advantageous to loose 32£, and to venture ? to spare 5 or ?, as we have done, and so, 32 0 0 
td> ffor all ye Charges of Letters of ye Committees of Sollicitations and Expeditions of ye officers of Councill of the Lords Commissioners for trade and plantations of ye Treasury, and of ye two Secretaries, and of ye Committee for disposall of the money and to fetch it 29 14 0 
for all ye Charges of Courteers and voyages to look for Ships to make ye bargaines and treatys to pay the tradesmen and of ye Imbarkation 15 16 0 
To Capt. Hawes for one-4th part of ye Shipp,  100 0 0 
To the Custome-house for Cooks, Warrants, dutys of beddings and other goods, and to the Surveyors and Clerks, &c.,  18 4 0 
To Capt. Hawes for ye passage 945 0 0
To Mr. Roger for books 30 0 0 
for Brandy, Sugar, figgs, raisons and sugar, biscuits for the sick, 5 0 0 
ffor the six pence a head to ye custom of Graves end 5 2 6 
To ye ship's crew for brandy 0 15 0 
To three of our men, one to serve in ye kitchen and 2 to deane ye shipp for 14 weekes, 2 7 0 
To the Marriners in James River 1 2 0 
To ye Cooke,   5 0 
To Ompton7 to make ye Declaration, and to York to give his Excellency the King's Letter   9 0 
To 2 men of Mr. Servant, who brought fruite, sider and milke to our people,   2 6 
To Mr. Servant for 4 busshels of Salt, 0 11 0 
For a boat to put some people ashoare, and to goe to Mr Servant for a Certificate how he saw Capt. Hawes abuse us and our goods, and to bring ye salt,    3 0 
To Capt. Hawes for Hamacks, brandy, and other extraordinarys according to his note 21 8 0 
for bread and baggs given to the people of James Town, upon ye Road 17 18 0 
at ye falls and in Manikin To wne for a barrell of Butter 1 10 0 
for 2s. 6d. a head given to one hundred goeing by land 12 10 0 
To those who have loaden ye 2' first Sloops   6 0 
for a great pewter dish lent to ye people and lost   10 0 
for 2 Muttons Killed at ye falls for ye people   17 0 
To Champayne for dressing ye meat 2 dayes in the Towne   2 0 
To the Troops who went up with us to Manikin Towne   15 0 
for Smelt and Price Sloops, 10 12 0 
for a boat to load the last sloope 0 7 0 
To the men who set some of our people over James River,   5 0 
for 3 great baggs   12 6 
for 3 horses, one Collar, Saddle, for Cart, the pasture, fferrys, &c., &c., 16 18 0 
for one Bullock at ye falls 2 10 0 
To Capt. Weebb for 3 beefs, Come, onions, tobacco, one Saddle, 4 Pannells and furnitures, &c., &c., 17 6 8 
for 6 bundles of bed ropes, 3 of lines, 3 Cows' bells, two Lanthornes, 24 Girtes, one Leather halter, four paires of leather Stirrups, one Estrille, &c., &c. 2 9 0 
for 2 Sithes and furnitures   11 0 
for 10 pounds of Shoe thread, 12 Knives, one other cutting-Knife and awl blades, men's and 2 3 9 
woman's Lasts, tacks, punch, blades, &c., &c., 1 11 0 
for Joiners' tooles,   3 0 
To Morel and Marche for 13 dayes to ye mill   13 0 
To Boff and Moriset   6 6 
To Sugre and Orange for baking   15 0 
To Richard de Pre' and Gacory, Senior, for marking and clearing the Cart road and ye streets of the Towne,   19 0 
To Mr. Hatcher for carrying up Meale and goods 3 10 0 
for one Grindstone and bands   17 0 
for ye Charges of ye second Journey to James Towne, the first having been returned,   18 0 
To Mattory, Sugre and Cuper for bringing a barrell of fish from ye River, and for clearing the Cart road,   10 6 
To Cuper for his Sabre broken by ye sentry upon the Shipp,   2 6 
To Voyer and Panetier to dig a little store in ye ground,   5 0 
To Mr. Verry for seven dayes to the mill and td>to fetch the cart   7 0 
for ye Journey to Apomatox and ye ferryes,   12 6 
To Mr. Ascough for peas, and ye carrying y'm up w'th some meale and goods, 2 0 0 
To Bouchet, Panetier, and Gaury, Junior, for 12 days in the woods,   12 0 
To Gaury, Senior, for the subsistance of his child remaining of his passage, 1 7 6 
To Du Tartre and Sassin for 33 dayes worke in the Kitchin to ye Mill, marking and clearing the Cart Road, 1 13 0 
for great Nailes for the Pares doors      9 
To ye Miller to suffer our people by his fire and to dispatch them.   2 6 
To Capt. Hebbs for one Cart and 6 busshells of Onions, 3 11 6 
To Mr. Dejoux at Williamsburgh   10 3 
To Capt. Cocke and his brother for To Cowes and a Calfe, 23 11 0 
for ye Journey to Capt. Hebbe and Williamsburgh, and ye iferrys going and comeing, 1 9 9 
To Mrs. Ascough and Druly for carrying up meal and goods, 3 2 6 
To Morel for the subsistance of his child remaining of his passage, 1 7 6 
To Mr. Ascough for carrying 600 meal   18 0 
To Jouany for 2 bushells of peas, carryed up,   11 0 
for one wheat mill and wheele 3 10 0 
To Mr. Chastain for ye subsistance of his 4 chilldren remaining of their passage, 5  10 0 
To Saum for his child 1 7 6 
To ye widow ifaure for her child, 1 7 6 
To the new Miller   2 6 
To Mr. Ascough for Come, 1 7 0 
for Corne for ye Horse   1 0
for severall presents in Snuff boxes and money to people kind and helpfull to us, 4 10 0 
To Mr. Phillipe, Minister, and others in money to assist them in their distemper, and tooles to put them to work above, 42 17 3/9 
To the carpenter and workmen who have cut downe, sawne and prepared timbers for ye Church and minister's house, 5 8 0 
ffor the Charges of this Journey and severall others to the Mill, to ye falls, to Capt. Weebb, &c., &c., 0 0 0 
  £ 1,422 03 11/ 9 
Money received, £ 1,443 12 06 
Money disburst, 1,422 03 11 9 
Remaines, £ 21 08 7 9