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Transcription

knoweth that his said master bought and provided the said goods that were
soe laded at Santa Cruce with the effects of his and of the said
Mr Pardini, and that the said nine pipes that were soe laded at
Oratavo were alsoe provided with their effects, and
saith hee well knoweth that noe Spaniard or enemie of this Commonwealth
or other person then the said Pardini and A[?y]gardo have any interest
whatsoever in the said goods or any part thereof. And further that
hee well knoweth the said John Andrea Ay[?v]ardo to be a Genoese
borne, and this deponent being alsoe a Genoese borne knew him
there about tenn yeares before hee went to Santa Cruce
and went thither with him, and well knoweth his father and mother in
Genoa. And for a Genoese hee the said Ay?vardo was and is commonly accounted
and was and is a subiect of the Republique. And further hee
depoeth not, saving the said Pardini was and is commonly
reputed a subiect of this Commonwealth.

To the Interrogatories [CENTRE HEADING]

To the first hee saith it was about three monethes since hee imbarques,
himselfe at Santa Crice, and came thence in the Two Brothers for this port
(the time more precisely hee doth not remember) and was at Oratavo about
nine monethes since, and that hee saw the fourteene pipes of wine and
logwood (by him deposed to be laded at Santa Cruce) in the warehouse of the said
Ayardo immediately before such lading thereof, and helped to carry and
convey them thence aboard, but was not present at Oratavo at the lading
of the nine pipes aboard the Saint Lawrence

To the second hee saith that the said John Andrea A[?g]ardo is a batchelour
and liveth as a stranger at Santa Cruce, and otherwise hee referreth
himselfe to his foregoeing deposition.

To the third hee saith hee saw and was acquainted with the said Agardo
his buying and providing the said wines and Campeche wood soe laded at
Santa Cruce, and knoweth that part thereof was bought with cloth and
other goods upon barr[?el] or barter and the rest with money,
the said goods being received by him from the said Pardini, and that
moneys being the proceed of other goods received from him, and otherwise
hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition.

To the fourth hee saith that there were bills of lading signed for the
said goods, and were true and reall and the wines and logwood are
thereby to his remembrance consigned to the said Pardini, and for his account,
and are in custody of the said Pardini as hee taketh it.

To the fifth negatively for his part, and otherwise hee cannot answer
saving as above.

To the 6 hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition where hee hath
fully satisfied the same

Augustin Costa [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]