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To the 11th hee saith [?the] sayd ffudge d … To the 11th hee saith [?the] sayd ffudge did with presence of the deponent<br />
and others of the company of the shipp ''Cesar'' deliver a bagg (sealed up (as hee beleeveth) and conteyning<br />
(as the deponent beleeveth) a thousand dollars being one of the baggs receaved at<br />
Genoa as aforesayd) to the sayd Oliver who receaved the same at Petras and told the sayd<br />
ffudge that hee would therewith and with other effects of the sayd consulls which<br />
hee the sayd Thomas Oliver had pay for the Petras Currance<br />
and get them in a readines in the sayd Consulls warehouse there against<br />
the sayd ffudge came from Nathalagoe, and by word of mouth ordered the sayd ffudge to<br />
goe with the ''Cesar'' and the Coffie and pepper aforesayd aboard her, and<br />
the three thousand dollars aboard remayning of the four thousand dollars taken<br />
in at Genoa as aforesayd, and take in the Currance contracts for<br />
or brought at Nathalagoe aforesayd soe soone as they could be gotten<br />
ready, and these premisses were spoken and done in presence of this deponent<br />
and divers others of the ''Cesars'' Company but there names hee remembreth<br />
not, And hee saith the sayd ffudge did according to the sayd order sayle<br />
his sayd shipp to Nathalagoe and there safely arrived And further<br />
to this article hee cannot depose/
To the 12th hee saith that the sayd shipp ''Cesar'' being arrived at Nathalagoe<br />
the arlate William ffowke came aboard her and in presence of this<br />
deponent and others of the sayd shipps Company did bid the sayd ffudge<br />
make his sayd shipp ready to receave the sayd Nathalagoe Currance<br />
for that hee the sayd ffowke intended to lade them very speedily or<br />
to that effect, And hee saith that in order thereto the sayd William<br />
ffowke the Consull sent to Petras for sacks to<br />
lade the sayd currants aboard the ''Cesar'', and the same being brough<br />
were delivered to him this deponent, who caused them to bee<br />
mended, and caused them being mended to be carried a shoare at<br />
Nathalagoe to be in a readines for ladeing the sayd currance,<br />
And hee this deponent alsoe went with others of the ''Cesars'' company<br />
aboard the shipp of one Captaine Miller then at Nathalagoe<br />
and receaved of him some boards to make roomes in the ''Cesar'' for stowing<br />
of Currance which boards were delivered (according to order<br />
which this deponent heard the sayd Counsull by worde of mouth give to the sayd<br />
ffudge to fetch the same, And further to this article hee cannot depose/
To the 13th hee saith that hee well knoweth the ''Elizabeth and Anne'' was at<br />
Nathalgoe while the ''Cesar'' was there and hee sawe the arlate William ffowke<br />
goe aboard her there, but what words passed betwixt the sayd ffowke and the<br />
arlatethe sayd ffowke and the<br />
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