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Consideration, and by, and with the advise … Consideration, and by, and with the advise and Consent of the said<br />
Charles Tye, sayle with the said ship and lading to the<br />
Madera's, and there safely arrived, and after such their arrivall<br />
the said Ketcher the[?re] Applyed himselfe to one Mr Pickford and<br />
one Mr Waad Merchants there resiing. to have their advice and direction touching<br />
the sale and disposing of the goods and merchandizes aboard<br />
the said ship for the ffreighters greatest Profitt, and most advantage<br />
and about halfe the said ships lading, by their directions was left<br />
there with them to be sold, and after shee had unladen the<br />
sam, shee was by their Directions sailed for Santa Cruze on the<br />
Coast of Barbara, where she safely arrived, and there<br />
shee sold and Trucked away the rest of the said lading on<br />
board the said ship for wax, and skinns, and other Comodityes<br />
of that Country and having receaved all the same on board<br />
shee sailed, for the Maderas againe, (being soe ordered<br />
by the said Pickford, and Waad,) and there tooke in the<br />
Proceed of the said goods, which shee left there before her<br />
goeing to the Coast of Barbary, and with the same, and<br />
the said goods that shee took in att the Coast of Barbera<br />
she set saile for this Port, and here safely arrived and<br />
delivered the said Proceed of the said Goods. to the ffreighters<br />
of the said ship or their order to their propper use, The Premisses<br />
hee deposeth goeing all the voyage as aforesaid, and helping<br />
to lade and unlade the foresaid goods at the foresaid places,<br />
and further hee cannot depose./.
To the 21th hee saith that in the whole Prosecution of the said<br />
voyage, both at the Canaryes and Maderas, and in all other<br />
Places the said ship was at the voyage in question the said<br />
ketcher did doe his utmost endeavour and dilligence both in the<br />
management of the said voyage in trying and endeavoring<br />
to get Prattick at the Canaryes, and alsoe in the selling et cetera and<br />
disposeing of the said goods as aforesaid to the best advantage of<br />
the ffreighters of the said ship, and soe much hee saith was<br />
Evedent and did appeare to the said Carole Tye and the<br />
rest of the said ships Company And further hee cannot<br />
depose.
To the Interrogatories./. [CENTRE HEADING]
To the first hee saith hee was a Common man of the said ship<br />
the voyage in question, and saith hee was well acquainted<br />
with the said ketchers Transactions during the whole voyage<br />
and cometh required by mr ketcher to be Produced and Examined<br />
in thos busines, and hath not yet received his wages, and other=<br />
wise negatively./.
To the 2d. hee saith hee hath never seene the Charter party that was<br />
made for the voyage in question and therefore Cannot answer<br />
herto:/.
(Tore Cannot answer<br />
herto:/.
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