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what salt hee wanted or would send for out of the sayd shipp be delivered unto him And further hee cannot depose. To the 15th article of the sayd libell hee saith that the sayd Mr Woods haveing receaved the sayd noate soe seemed to be very glad thereof and sent this deponent to Mr Ellet and Mr Pardon and Robert Rogers and Captaine Reynolds and others Who were by contract to have salt from aboard the sayd shipp and desyred them to send their boates aboard the sayd shipp for the salt which the sayd Woods had sould unto them whereto the sayd people replyed that the divell should have him before they would goe againe to receave salt from aboard him yet notwithstanding the fishing tyme being almost spent and they being in great want of salt they sent their boates againe aboard the sayd shipp for salt and demanded the same but the sayd Grove would not permitt them to receave any salt from aboard the sayd shipp by which meanes the sayd Wood began to loose his reputation in the sale of his salt and was discharged amongst those to whome hee had sold it whereas hee neede not soe to have bin for that there was of this deponents knowledge then aboard the sayd shipp about thirty tonnes of ffish and about sixty tonnes of salt and about sixty tonnes of stones besides great store of provisions of beefe porke pease and other provisions and the ship then rideing in the harbour of Saint Jones (sic) which is the safest and best or at least as good and safe a harbour as any is in the Newfound land soe that in his the deponents Judgment the sayd Grove by such his refractory and discontented Carriage and words and actions did intend to overthrow the sayd shipps voyage And further hee cannot depose/ To the 16th hee cannot depose./ To the 17th hee cannot depose/ To the 18th hee cannot depose/ To the 19th hee saith that in the moneth of September 1657 (the certayne day hee remembreth not) the ''Peace'' being come out some few dayes before from Newfound Land the shipp the ''Peace'' and her company of espied three shipps at Sea which they thought to be some of her consorts bound for the Barbados And the ''Peace'' bearing up to them the Master and Company of the ''Pease'' know the shipp they came up with all to be one that came out in Company of the ''Peace'' from Nants and thereupon the sayd Grove the Master persuaded the sayd Woods to goe aboard the sayd shipp which at his request hee did (though hee being accompayed with Robert Grove one of the sayd Masters Mates so sayd Woods were [XXX] unwilling soe to do and ?hee sent the ''Peace'' her boate aboard her againe, And this being done and the sayd Grove the Master still continewing aboard his sayd shipp the ''Peace'' the sayd shipp the ''Peace'' by order of the sayd Grove the Master stood off about halfe a league from the sayd other shipp that came in her company from Nants and then stood to the winde of her and by [?this] meanes came her aboard in the quarter to the great endangereing of the sayd shipps insoemuch that the ffrench men aboard the sayd shipp seeing the great danger their says shipp was in gott out of her into the ''Peace'' leaving
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