Apparrell . li. s. d. Apparrell for one man , and so after the rate for more . One Monmouth Cap — 00 01 10 Three falling bands — — 01 03 Three shirts — — 07 06 One waste-coate — — 02 02 One suite of Canuase — — 07 06 One suite of Frize — — 10 00 One suite of Cloth — — 15 00 Three paire of Irish stockins — — 04 — Foure paire of shooes — — 08 08 One paire of garters — — 00 10 One doozen of points — — 00 03 One paire of Canuase sheets — — 08 00 Seuen ells of Canuase , to make a bed and boulster , to be filled in Virginia 8. s. — — 08 00 One Rug for a bed 8. s. which with the bed seruing for two men , halfe is — Fiue ells coorse Canuase , to make a bed at Sea for two men , to be filled with straw , iiij . s. — — 05 00 One coorse Rug at Sea for two men , will cost vj. s. is for one — — — — 04 00 00 Victuall . — — — For a whole yeere for one man , and so for more after the rate . Eight bushels of Meale — 02 00 00 Two bushels of pease at 3. s. — — 06 00 Two bushels of Oatemeale 4. s. 6. d. — — 09 00 One gallon of Aquauitae — — 02 06 One gallon of Oyle — — 03 06 Two gallons of Vineger 1. s. — — 02 00 — — — 03 03 00 Armes . — — — For one man , but if halfe of your men haue armour it is sufficient so that all haue Peeces and swords . One Armour compleat , light — — 17 00 One long Peece , fiue foot or fiue and a halfe , neere Musket bore — 01 02 — One sword — — 05 — One belt — — 01 — One bandaleere — — 01 06 Twenty pound of powder — — 18 00 Sixty pound of shot or lead , Pistoll and Goose shot — — 05 00 — — — 03 09 06 — — — Tooles . li. s. d. For a family of 6. persons and so after the rate for more . Fiue broad howes at 2. s. a piece — — 10 — Fiue narrow howes at 16. d. a piece — — 06 08 Two broad Axes at 3. s. 8. d. a piece — — 07 04 Fiue felling Axes at 18. d. a piece — — 07 06 Two steele hand sawes at 16. d. a piece — — 02 08 Two two-hand-sawes at 5. s. a piece — — 10 — One whip-saw , set and filed with box , file , and wrest — — 10 — Two hammers 12. d. a piece — — ●2 00 Three shouels 18. d. a piece — — ●4 06 Two spades at 18. d. a piece — — 03 — Two augers 6. d. a piece — — 01 00 Sixe chissels 6. d. a piece — — 03 00 Two percers stocked 4. d. a piece — — 00 08 Three gimlets 2. d. a piece — — 00 06 Two hatchets 21. d a piece — — 03 06 Two froues to cleaue pale 18. d. — — 03 00 Two hand-bills 20. a piece — — 03 04 One grindlestone 4. s. — — 04 00 Nailes of all sorts to the value of — 02 00 — Two Pickaxes — — 03 — — — — 06 02 08 Houshold Implements . — — — For a family of 6. persons , and so for more or lesse after the rate . One Iron Pot — 00 07 — One kettle — — 06 — One large frying-pan — — 02 06 One gridiron — — 01 06 Two skillets — — 05 — One spit — — 02 — Platters , dishes , spoones of wood — — 04 — — — — — 01 08 00 — — — For Suger , Spice , and fruit , and at Sea for 6. men — 00 12 06 — — — So the full charge of Apparrell , Victuall , Armes , Tooles , and houshold stuffe , and after this rate for each person , will amount vnto about the summe of — 12 10 — The passage of each man is — 06 00 — The fraight of these prouisions for a man , will bee about halfe a Tun , which is — 01 10 — — — — So the whole charge will amount to about — 20 00 00

Nets , hookes , lines , and a tent must be added , if the number of people be greater , as also some kine .

And this is the vsuall proportion that the Virginia Company doe bestow vpon their Tenants which they send .

Whosoeuer transports himselfe or any other at his owne charge vnto Virginia , shall for each person so transported before Midsummer 1625 ▪ haue to him and his heires for euer fifty Acres of Land vpon a first , and fifty Acres vpon a second diuision .