A Catalogue of such needefull things as euery Planter doth or ought to prouide to go to _New-England_ as namely for one man, which being doubled, may serue for as many as you please, _viz._ Victuals for a whole yeere for a man, and so after the rate for more. _8 Bvshels of meale._ _2 Bushels of pease._ _2 Bushels of Otemeale._ _1 Gallon of Aquavitæ._ _1 Gallon of Oyle._ _2 Gallons of Vinegar._ _1 Firkin of Butter._ Apparell. _1 Monmoth Cap._ _3 Falling bands._ _3 Shirts._ _1 Wast-coat._ _1 Suit of Canuase._ _1 Suit of Frize._ _1 Suit of Cloth._ _3 Paire of Stockings._ _4 Paire of Shooes._ _2 Paire of Sheets._ _7 Ells of Canuas to make a bed and boulster._ _1 Paire of Blankets._ _1 Course Rug._ Armes. _1 Armor compleat._ _1 Long peece._ _1 Sword._ _1 Belt._ _1 Bandilier._ _20 Pound of Powder._ _60 Pound of Lead._ _1 Pistoll and Goose shot._ Tooles. _1 Broad Howe._ _1 Narrow Howe._ _1 Broad Axe._ _1 Felling Axe. 1 Steele Handsawe._ _1 Whipsawe._ _1 Hammer._ _1 Shouell._ _1 Spade._ _2 Augres._ _4 Chissels._ _2 Percers stocked._ _1 Gimblet._ _1 Hatchet._ _2 Frowes._ _1 Hand-Bill._ _1 Grindstone._ _1 Pickaxe._ _Nayles of all sorts._ Houshold implements. _1 Iron pot._ _1 Kettel._ _1 Frying pan._ _1 Gridiron._ _2 Skellets._ _1 Spit._ _Wooden Platters._ _Dishes._ _Spoons._ _Trenchers._ Spices. _Sugar._ _Pepper._ _Cloues._ _Mace._ _Cinnamon._ _Nutmegs._ _Fruit._ Also there are diuers other things necessary to bee taken ouer to this Plantation, as Bookes, Nets, Hookes and Lines, Cheese, Bacon, Kine, Goats, &c. The names of the most remarkable places in _New-England_.