I thanke you for your niuse: for the other parte of your letter, I cannot say direcktly what to answir but if at the Asises when wee meete at Bery he shall shew riesons why I should, and I not abull to giue him satisfaction, hee may then take his corse; in the mene time to stay the suite, (if not I shall put in such an answir as he wolde wisch he had payed so much more, rather than put in). you partly know what I mene and for your selfe although I knowe your tye, yett when wee cum vppon Comision for ecksamining of witneses I must be inforsed to ecksamine you to sum intergatoryes, to make the bisines plaine and yett I profese that I wold not wilingly doe any thing that might preiudisch you, for much more then I will speke of, and so rest aseured Your loving friend and neibur