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And otherwise cannot depose./
To the last … And otherwise cannot depose./
To the last hee saith his foregoing deposition is true:/
To the Crosse Interrogatories/
To teh first Interrogatorie hee saith hee cometh of his owne accord to testifie<br />
the trueth in this Cause and hath not made any assurance upon any of<br />
his said goods, And saith hee hath as yet paid no Charges of<br />
suiy concerning the same, but must, as hee beleeveth, pay such Charges [?XXX]<br />
as shall be legally demannded of him. And for the rest of the Interrogatorie he<br />
saith he hath in his foregoing deposition satisfied the demannds thereof./
To the second hee saith hee is a Native of Kiele in Holsteyn, and [?was]<br />
there educated, and is a Subject of the free State of Hamburgh where<br />
hee hath lived for all the time interrate./
To the 3. hee referreth himselfe to his foregoing deposition./
To the 4th hee saith, hee departed from Hamnurgh about Whitsuntide<br />
last and upon his Merchandizing occasions went for Roane in ffrance, and <br />
hath been severall times and at severall Ports and places there namely<br />
at Roane, Nantes, Saint Varlery, Diepe, Callice and Paris, and other places<br />
but how often and the particular places hee cannot further recite, and saith<br />
hee went last from Hamburgh for Roane in the shipp the ''Saint George''<br />
George Schoonmaker of Hamburgh Master:-
To the 5. hee saith hee this rendent bought all the goods by him now [?Claymed]<br />
from severall Merchants at Paris and Roane in ffrance, and paid for<br />
the same shortle after the buying with readie monies part whereof this deponent<br />
carried with himf from Hamburgh and part hee received at Paris<br />
by bill of exchange upon Mr John Van Campen a Hamburgher factor who [?liveth]<br />
in ffrance, which moneys this deponent had formerly paid at Hamburgh to one<br />
Pauls Paulson a Burgher and Merchant of Hamburgh, who gave this deponent<br />
a bill of exchenge to receive the said moneys, which the said Van Campen<br />
accepted, and accordingly gave order for the payment thereof at Paris to this deponent<br />
in July last past for this deponents owne accompt./
To the 6:th hee saith hee this deponent was present and assisting in the packig<br />
of his said goods at the Custome Howses at Paris and Roane, and in his<br />
owne lodging at those places, and saith the markes were sett upon his said<br />
goods by those whom this deponent there imployed to assist him in the packing<br />
of the said goods, and that the same is this deponents ordinary marke [?which]<br />
hee hath used for severall yeares upon his merchandizing occasions./
To the 7.th hee saith That upon the buyeing of all and singular the goods<br />
predeposed, This deponent himselfe being the Merchant that bought the same<br />
did with his owne hand make up an accompt of the severall parcels contained<br />
in the said two balets and pack predeposed, which accompt is now<br />
remaining by and with his goods now Claymed in the sayd shipp the [''?Saint'']<br />
(''John''ipp the [''?Saint'']<br />
(''John'' +
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