[draft] 2.c Cinquez - took the money & threw it below saved the Box for wood - gave what money they had to the white men in the Boat - Shirts & pantaloons in Trunk. no money in the Trunks - 4. went from shore in Schooner Boat - when the pistol was found they went toward the Shore in the Brigs Boat - plenty left on the Shore - all went in the two Boats to the Schooner - Pippe the master of Them all but the 3 girls & little boy who were owned by Montes - first saw pippe in Havanna - no chains on them in Havanna - Pippe examined them - & said good [-] the man who brought them over was present - were chained coming from Africa - they were chained from Havanna - one plantain & 2 potatoes - Cook said should eat them - Cook made sign - They were beaten. - by a sailor - pippe told the sailor to beat them - Pippe on the shore when they went on board [-] Nobody strike him except the cook boxed his head - not in play - pippe was present - they put pippe & Montes in the hole & lashed them. [2] Grabbo - says he was on shore. Knew Capt[ain] Green plenty on Shore Ta[ilIegible] Con Cinque [Toolewah?] Barto Kimbo [Gabay?] [Kanah?] Cinque came with him, met him Foolawah at Tunibucco[?] first - Antonio [Monow?] Baab [Naquay?] Trowane [illegible] below when the Capt(ain] was killed - Ruiz & Montes put below but not ironed - the[y] had not got water enough or they should have sailed -10 went on board in the Brigs Boat Foolaqua was on shore where the Brig came & took them - Grabba [Danimah?] Bailie [Quanay?] two places to get water - 3 or 400 [inserted: 500] came with him from Lumucco in one vessel [illegible] - 3 month on this [illegible] -10. night in Havanna - 4. or 500 in one house whipped for stealing water by sailor, pippe told him to whip him [-] cook send [illegible] off head at him - he heard whip him - used the Spanish language - Cinques killed the cook - cook lying in the Boat - [3] dont know who took the capt[ain's] watch - Dolee was killed by Capt[ain] - Plenty of them cut Pedros head [-] this after the Capt[ain] was killed. put Pedro & Ruiz in the hold. - plenty slept in the vessel - [struck: Mr. Willcox] James Covey[:] I had but one talk with Cinque I told Mr. Willcox what he said - I told Mr. Willcox what Cinque said Mr. Wilcox[:] on the morning that James came there I went with him to see them. I called James & Cinquez together & asked James to ask Cinquez how he came to be taken, said C[inque] said he Owed a man 2 £ held up his fingers To [pay ?] the 2 £ he had taken & sold two negros. one negro ran away & the man called for the one £. he turned out clothing -The clothing turned over to another person who called on him for pay[men]t & he could not pay it it [sic] & was sold - Cinque said he came to Havana with 400 men & 200 females - landed in H[avana] & put in two houses men in one and women in another - That there Pippe came & bought him & others & they were put on board the Amistad - He said he had enough to eat & drink That they took good care of him - + Mr. Trumboll was present. Gibbs & other young men were present - in the conversation below with Gibbs [strikeout] he took it down - I heard Cinque say afterward that he never sold any slaves - but when he said that I can not say - Cinque said coming from Africa not much to eat - [4] Cinque[?] Capt[ain] Mather[:] Amistad Boat 12 feet long old & leaky [illegible] of oak - in good condition could not carry more than 10 men - Mr. [inserted: Geo E] Day[:] I was present when the conversation was had with Cinque. Mr. Trumbull [there?], who appeared to make out that Cinque had dealt [struck: with] in slaves. Jan[uar]y 9th 1840, Prof[essor]. Gibbs[:] nothing said by Cinque on that day about his dealing in slaves - Covey translated to me on that day as to what Cinque said about owning slaves something was said about owning slaves - something was said about owning [sic] £2 and 2 slaves was given - this said by Grabba - reports that Cinques probably was a slave dealer - put the question to Cinque had sold slaves - Ferry did not know the Mendi. Wilcox[:] I heard the question put to Grabbo. owed 2 £ took two men to pay it - 1 1/2 hours that Grabbab was examined after Cinquez. Col Pendleton - was present . Wilcox & Trumball said he owed a debt. &c as stated by Wilcox - I brought Grabbo down at the request - Ferry Pratt & Covey all there - Pratt, deposition, african - knows [Mendi? Mandu?] language Pedro Blanco -