“Camlet hangings and curtains, feather bed and bolster, two pillows,
five pair blankets, and an Inglish blanket, a green and white cover,
a blew and white chamber-pot, a blew and white bason, a black jopand
table and two looking-glasses, a jopand tee-table with a tee-pat and
plate, and nine cups and nine dyshes, and a tee silver spoon, two
glass sconces, two little bowles, with a leam stoap and a pewter
head, eight black ken chairs, with eight silk cushens conform, an
easie chair with a big cushen, a jopand cabinet with a walnut tree
stand, a grate, shuffle, tonges, and brush; in the closet, three
piece of paper hangings, a chamber box, with a pewter pan therein,
and a brush for cloaths.
“_Closet next the Strypt Room._
“Four dishes, two assiets, six broth plates, and twelve flesh plates,
a quart flagon, and a pynt flagon, a pewter porenger, and a pewter
flacket, a white iron jaculate pot, and a skellet pann, twenty-one
timber plates, a winter for warming plates at the fire, two Highland
plaids, and a sewed blanket, a bolster, and four pillows, a
chamber-box, a sack with wool, and a white iron dripping pann.
“_In the farest Closet._
“Seventeen drinking glasses, with a glass tumbler and two decanters,
a oil cruet, and a vinegar cruet, a urinal glass, a large blew and
white posset pot, a white leam posset pat, a blew and white bowl, a
dozen of blew and white leam plates, three milk dishes, a blew and
white leam porenger, and a white leam porenger, four jelly pots, and
a little butter dish, a crying chair, and a silk craddle.
“_In the Moyhair Room._
“A sute of stamped cloath hangings, and a moyhair bed with feather
bed, bolster, and two pillows, six pair blankets, and an Inglish
blanket and a twilt, a leam chamber-pat, five moyhair chairs, two
looking-glasses, a cabinet, a table, two stands, a table cloak, and
window hangings, a chamber-box with a pewter pann, a leam bason, with
a grate and tongs and a brush; in the closet, two carpets, a piece
of Arres, three pieces lyn’d strypt hangings, three wawed strypt
curtains, two piece gilded leather, three trunks and a craddle, a
chamber-box, and a pewter pann, thirty-three pound of heckled lint, a
ston of vax, and a firkin of sop, and a brush for cloaths, two pair
blankets, and a single blanket.
“_In the Dyning-Room._
“A sute of gilded hangings, two folding tables, eighteen low-backed
ken chairs, a grate, a fender, a brass tongs, shuffle, brush, and
timber brush, and a poring iron, and a glass kes.
“_In my Lady’s Room._
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