Documentary History of the State of New York, Vol. I
what rivers
@ conveniency of tins @ roads but on the south
roads&c
Soundings are markt by which youil perceive the coming in
harbor
Quit along the north side of Long Island are very good harbors
side none at all
To the Twelfth what commodity &c
What account I can at present give of this is for the most part contained in my answer tQ the fourtl]l
f y 0ur LoP s Queries
To the Thirteenth
Both our neighbors and wee have conveniency sufficient either for transporting timber or building Lodp think fit, I will send over boards of what dimensions you And for tryal if your
What timber
mast & other please materials
*
I have for the Batteries cost me fifteen shillings the three inch planks u the hundred
foot
To the Fourteenth I will make a diligent enquiry I can give y Lo noe account at present but by the next I may. s knowledge I will acquaint whether salt about it @ when I have got any thing worthy of your Lop Pe,re&c you with it e
To the Fifteenth Concerning the number of the Inhabitants merchants English @ Foreigners, Servants Slaves @ how give an exact account but in order to my being able to bear arms it is not possible to ° manv
What number
of inhabitants certainly
informed I have issued forth several warrants to the Sheriffs within this goverment
gov. dongan's report on the PROVINCE OF NEW- YORK.
requiring them to make an inquiry thereof