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Relation to any other Interrogatories, but only that He absolutly from all the Knowledge he can form thinks her to be a just and Lawfull prize. FRANCISCO RAPHE. Examined the 31st March Anno Dom 1757 (GARRET NOEL, Spanish Interpreter)[3] RICHD. NICHOLS Reg'er.[4] [Footnote 3: "Spanish interpreter of the province of New York"; _Cal. N.Y. Hist. MSS._, II. 662, and _Cal. Council Minutes_, p. 443. Elder in the Presbyterian Church; _Cal. N.Y. Hist. MSS._, II. 698, and _Doc. Hist. N.Y._, III. 300. Schoolmaster; _N.Y. Hist. Soc. Fund Pubs._, 1885, p. 177. "Mr. Garret Noel, for many years a respectable bookseller in New York, died at Elizabethtown, N.J., September 20, 1776, aged 70"; _ibid._, 1899, p. 370.] [Footnote 4: Register of the court of admiralty till his death, Aug. 19, 1775. "During a residence in New York of 60 years he followed the Profession of Law. He was of a respectable family in Wales". _Ibid._, 1899, p. 296, where his will is given.] _186. Account of Sales. July 26, 1757._[1] [Footnote 1: The document is not dated; the date may be supplied from doc. no. 188, p. 550, _infra_.] Sales of Sundrys takeing and Brot. in by the Privateer Schooner _Peggy_ Richd. Haddon Commr. 1 Brasslett L 2. 0. 0 20 Gold Rings Case Mattle[2] @ 8/ 8. 0. 0 Some Odd Silver Buckles 2. 0. 0 Some Small Silver 1.12. 7 6 Swivle Gunns @ 40/ 12. 0. 0 Some Shott 9. 6 Cagg Powder 2.12. 0 Some Cuttlasses 18. 0 1 Kegg Indigo 10. 3. 4-3/4 --------------- 39.15. 5-3/4 5764 Dollars @ 8/ L2305.12. 0 10 Doubleloons @ 112/ 56. 0. 0 105 Pistereens 1/6 7.17. 6 --------------- 2369. 9. 6 --------------- L2409. 4.11-3/4 --------------- [Footnote 2: Metal? The valuation indicates alloyed gold. The slanting mark after 8 is for shillings, and the shilling in this account is the New York shilling, equivalent to 12-1/2 cents.] Errors Excepted THOS. MILLER.[3] [Footnote 3: Thomas Miller was a nephew of Jasper Farmer; C.F. Billopp, _History of Thomas and Ann Billopp Farmer_, pp. 45, 46.] _187. De
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