An Account of Real and Personal Estate of James Davis of Newport which was destroyed by the Britons consisting of 

To one house 19 ½ frunt and a 50 foot back containing 11 rooms up right 2 cellars in good order 

To fence in of said lot with a good primp(?)—£330.0.0 

To one house near Stowbridge 18 foot front and 36 back with 6 rooms 4 fireplaces 3 closets in good order—£94.0.0 

To one store 12 and 16 foot in good order—£35.0.0 

To 2 small buildings in garding 8 foot in length and 6 foot in width—

£15.0.0 

To one house near Timothy Warter’s house  

14 foot front and 26 back up right 4 rooms—£120.0.0 

To one cold house 10 foot in length 7 in width—£6.0.0 

To 2 small buildings in said lot—£18.0.0 

To fencing to said lot Brick wall etc—£6.0.0 

To house 2 thirds destroyed—£100.0.0 

To house on Long Wharf 2 thirds destroyed—£60.0.0 

To house down town Greatly Damage—£60.0.0 

To fencing and small house on said lot—£25.0.0 

To stock in leather and in my shop on Long Wharf—£60.0.0 

To shop goods in my shop in my dwelling house—£40.0.0 

To household good cloth and linen—£150.0.0 

To clothing—£30.0.0 

To sunders of provisions in my house—£15.0.0 

To fence round my garden to my dwelling house—£6.0.0 

To wood 4 cord—£4.16.0 

                                       £1274.16.0