| | | | | 12 | Oxen, | | 6 | Horses, | | No. 29 | to 32. 4 Hogshd. Corn, | | 10 | Baggs Corn, | | 10 | Baggs Meal, | | 2 | Carts with Furniture, | | 500 | feet Boards, | | 1 | pr. Smiths Bellows, | | 1 | Box Smiths Tools, | | 1 | Anvil, | | 1 | Camp Kettle, | | 10 | Ox Yokes, | | 70 | Bundles of Hay, | | 2 | Handpumps, | | 18 | Pails, | | 4 | Tubbs, | | 2 | Shovells, | | 4 | Barr's Water, Settled. | | Shipped by the Grace of God in good Order and well Condition'd by Thomas Hancock, by order of His Excell'cy Major General Amherst, in and upon the good sloop call'd the ``Endeavour,'' whereof is Master under God, for this present Voyage, William Clift, and now riding at Anchor in the Harbour of Boston, and by God's Grace bound for The Expedition up the River St. Lawrence, to say, Twelve Oxen, Six Horses, Four Hogshead and Ten Bags of Corn, Ten Bags of Meal, two Carts with their Furniture, Five hundred feet of Boards, One Pair Smiths Bellows, One Box Smiths Tools, One Anvill, One Camp Kettle, Ten Ox Yokes, Seventy Bundles of Hay, Two handpumps, Eighteen pails, Four Tubbs, Two Shovells, Four Barrells Water; being mark'd and number'd as in the Margin, and to be delivered in the like good Order, and well Condition'd, at the aforesaid Port of —— (the Danger of the Seas only excepted) unto His Excell'cy Major General Wolfe, or to his Assigns,——or they paying Freight for the said Goods—— Nothing——with Primage and Average accustom'd. In Witness whereof the Master or Purser of the said sloop hath affirmed to Two Bills of Lading, all of this Tenor and date; the one of which Two Bills being accomplished, the other one to stand void. And so God send the good sloop to her desired Port in Safety, Amen. Dated in
Boston, May 14, 1759. | | WILLM. CLIFT. | |
