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to the said Mr caseby, but if hee sold the said two Pipes then
 
to the said Mr caseby, but if hee sold the said two Pipes then
 
to deliver the said Mr Caseby the proceed thereof, and further
 
to deliver the said Mr Caseby the proceed thereof, and further
Cannot depose saving as aforesaid
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Cannot depose saving as aforesaid./.
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To the 13th and the Pollicy of Assurance Exhibited hee saith that presently after the said ship set saile
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with the foresaid goods on board her from this Port as aforesaid
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the said John Casbu did by Pollicy of Assurance bearing
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date the third day of Aprill 1658. assure and cause to
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be assured five hundred pounds upon the said goods
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outwards
  
 
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subscribe his name to Bills of lading and other Bills and
Writings: hee verily beleeveth the same to be subscribed by the said Peter Bennewijsent: The Premises hee deposeth for the reasons aforesaid
And further deposeth not./.

To the 12th hee saith that the said Peter Bennewijsent told this deponent
that the said Alvarado, affirmed to him that the said two pipes
pf Canary wine and the said hogshead of Red wine were
for the sayd Mr Caseby the producent, and the said Alvarado
ordered him, that if hee did not sell the said two pipes of wine
in the West Country to deliver the same and the said hogshead
to the said Mr caseby, but if hee sold the said two Pipes then
to deliver the said Mr Caseby the proceed thereof, and further
Cannot depose saving as aforesaid./.

To the 13th and the Pollicy of Assurance Exhibited hee saith that presently after the said ship set saile
with the foresaid goods on board her from this Port as aforesaid
the said John Casbu did by Pollicy of Assurance bearing
date the third day of Aprill 1658. assure and cause to
be assured five hundred pounds upon the said goods
outwards