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tobaccoes to be transported, as hee had do … tobaccoes to be transported, as hee had donne longe before, and at the same<br />
time there were alsoe delivered at the said Mr Peaselyes warehouse<br />
(and for his accompt as hee beleeveth) and reveived by the said Osely<br />
to bee transported as aforesaid the number of 20 baggs of hopps<br />
or thereabouts of his sight, and saith that the said tobaccoe being about tenn<br />
thousand weight was worth about five hundred pounds, and at<br />
that price the same might here have bin then sold and the like<br />
quantitie was here commonly sold at that rate at that time, which<br />
hee knoweth, his sole imployment being then in tobaccoes in making<br />
them up and ordering them and thereby hee became well acquainted<br />
with their worth and price...
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...hee knoweth not the custome<br />
or manner of entring of goods in the Searchers offuce, nor<br />
what belongeth thereunto, nor hath heard of any fraude committted in<br />
the entry of the goods in question and...
Signed<br />
'''+''' Edri [?XXXX].
Signed<br />
'''+''' Edri [?XXXX] +
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