_Date of _Amount._ _Purpose._ _Payment may be Ass'm'nt._ made in._ [33]June 1662 £288 "in silver Agent. "beefe, porke pay" pease, and wheat, at such prices as it then goeth to the merchants as moneye pay;" [34]Oct. 1662 £106 Agent. "goods" to be priced by men chosen for the purpose. Oct. 1663. £100 "in current Agent bills." [35]Oct. 1664. £600 Agent and others wheat, peas, to whom the pork, horses, colony is cattle, or any indebted; sort of provisions "according to the usual rate that it doth pass at amongst us". [36]June, 1670. £300 "in pay Agent. Seems to pork, peas, currant of this have been wheat, Indian Collony" diverted to corn, oats, wool, general purposes. butter or such other pay as the General treasurer may accept. [37]Oct. 1673. A farthing in the "payment of the See general tax pound. collonys now law p. knowne debts." [38]Nov. 1678. £300 sterling. paying the money, pork, colony's debts. beef, peas, Indian corn, barley, barley malt, sheeps' wool or butter at stated prices. [39]July, 1679 £60 sterling. to repay money or pay disbursements in equivalent. England on the colony's account.