HCA 13/70 f.657r Annotate - Revision history

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 worth tenn thousand pounds sterling and upwards; More a quantitie of
 Elephants teeth, some tonnes of &#91;?ljuXX&#93; vitae, and salt, the quantitie
-or bvalew whereof hee remembreth not having his bookes seized and
+or valew whereof hee remembreth not having his bookes seized and
 taken away by the said ffrench upon their taking the said shipp and lading.
 More for the accompt of the said Samuel Wilson and company a

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 or bvalew whereof hee remembreth not having his bookes seized and
 taken away by the said ffrench upon their taking the said shipp and lading.
-More for the accompt of teh said Samuel Wilson and company a
+More for the accompt of the said Samuel Wilson and company a
 box of Emmaralds and other Jewells, which cost three hundred pounds
 sterling and upwards. The premisses hee deposeth being
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 and this deponent had procured her lading in a readinesse to put
 aboard her when shee should soe come in, but upon and by meanes
-of the said seizure by the ffrench teh Spaniards being vexed
+of the said seizure by the ffrench the Spaniards being vexed
 at the losse they had suffered therein, not only refused to suffer
 the said shipp the ''Jospeh and James'' to come in and receive the

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 |Transcription=peeces of eight per potacca for freight, amounted in the whole to
 six thousand pounds sterling and upwards, and saith there were taken
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 Henry Watkins &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 further hee deposeth that the said Samuel Wilson and company had
 alsoe another shipp on the same designe and coast, called
-the ''Joseph and jJames'', John Shaw commannder, which (by reason
+the ''Joseph and James'', John Shaw commannder, which (by reason
 the Spaniards  would suffer but one of the said shipps at pnce to come
 into the said port of &#91;?Guaira&#93;) lay at a distance thence

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 further hee deposeth that the said Samuel Wilson and company had
 alsoe another shipp on the same designe and coast, called
-the ''Jospeh and james'', John Shaw commannder, which (by reason
+the ''Joseph and jJames'', John Shaw commannder, which (by reason
 the Spaniards  would suffer but one of the said shipps at pnce to come
 into the said port of &#91;?Guaira&#93;) lay at a distance thence

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 saith the losse of the said shipp tackle, and furniture fell upon the
 said Mr Wilson and company all English men and marchants
-and suniects of this Commonwealth, for that they detained her and
+and subiects of this Commonwealth, for that they detained her and
 traded with her beyond the time limited by Charter partie made
 with the English owners of whom they tooke her to freight, and