HCA 13/66 Silver IMG 118 07 2451 Annotate - Revision history

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 wood which hee saith is alsoe belonging unto him this deponent, together with
 three potacks of tobaccoe, eightie chests and fardles of Indigo and
-cochenela, and a quantitie of silver in barrs, snall peeces and baggs, but
+cochenela, and a quantitie of silver in barrs, small peeces and baggs, but
 how much hee knoweth not, but for the quantitie thereof and of the rest
 of his lading hee referreth himselfe to his bills of lading, papers, and book&#91;?e&#93;

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 in the monethes of August, September and October last past or thereabouts
 by many severall merchants whose names hee saith hee cannot remember
-without booke, but referreth himselfe &#91;?therein&#93; to his said bills of lading andpapers, only the names of such as laded the silver are not mentioned
+without booke, but referreth himselfe &#91;?therein&#93; to his said bills of lading and
 in the bills, by reason of the danger of their lives that are discovered to send
 it thence, and saith the said goods were and are consigned to many severall

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 three potacks of tobaccoe, eightie chests and fardles of Indigo and
 cochenela, and a quantitie of silver in barrs, snall peeces and baggs, but
-how much hee knoweth ot, but for the quantitie thereof and of the rest
+how much hee knoweth not, but for the quantitie thereof and of the rest
 of his lading hee referreth himselfe to his bills of lading, papers, and book&#91;?e&#93;
 which were seized and came to the hands of States officers at dover and to the bills nowe by him produced at his examination; and

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