Both parties had news to tell, but the town had most.

On the 26th of May, Indians had made an attack four hundred of them with the Werowance of Paspihe.

One Englishman had been killed, a number wounded.
Four of the Council had each man his wound.
Newport must now lift anchor and sail away to England.

He left at Jamestown a fort "having three Bulwarkes at every corner like a halfe Moone, and foure or five pieces of Artillerie mounted in them," a street or two of reed-thatched cabins, a church to match, a storehouse, a market-place and drill ground, and about all a stout palisade with a gate upon the river side.

He left corn sown and springing high, and some food in the storehouse.