and Hall the Silver or Shillings aforementioned Saith
that presently or soon after the said Man in the boat was gone Henry Stokley the said Henry Stokley< no role > Thomas Hall< no role >
and Henry Ringwood< no role > went below in the hold of the sand ship
and there filled [..] the Sack or one of them did fill itwith
again with Barley and brought the same up and laid it upon
the Forecastle and in the afternoon of that day another Man
came along side in a boat and Flung or throwed a Sack into
the Ship and then the saidThomasHenry Stokley [..] threw or
put the Barley which was in the Sack or the said Forecastle
into the said Mans Sack thereon up from the boat and there upon
throughtthrew or put the same into the Boat and then the said Man
Rowed of Saith thatabout two or three timesa short time after
the said Henry Stokley went into the hold in the aftermost part
of the ship and there filled the Sack again with Barley
(in this Informants presence) and then Hall Ringwood or Stokley
or one of them brought up the same upon Deck and carried
it forward to or upon the forecastle and there the same remainded
till the next dayandStill the afternoon and then the said
last mentioned man came again in a boat And then [..] threw
in a Sack and then the said Henry Stokely< no role > Thomas Hall< no role > and
James Ringwood< no role > or one of them did put in the said Barley
into the said Sack so thrown up from the said Boat by the said Mans
Who also Paid or gave them or one of them several Shillings and
then Rowed of with the said Barley

Sworn before me
the day & Year above
mentioned

Jno Sherwood< no role >

Thos [mark] Grix< no role >
his Mark