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Transcription

free place,a nd if he could gett none such then to bring a lading of
salt or other gooods to Embden for their accompt, for which they as they sayd upon
this deponents arrivall in ffrance would make provision. And
the sayd shipp did accordingly uner conduct of this deponent set
sayle for ffrance and being there arrived was freighted att Roan
to take in a lding of wines and other goods now on board att
Sarantam And otherwise he cannot depose.

To the third article of the sayd alleagtion and the attestation and copy of the
bill of sale therein mentioned he saith that he was present
in the Stadthowse of Embden att the tyme the Owners of the sayd
shipp in the sayd attestation now shewen him mentioned did before the
Magistrates there make oath to the effect and purpose in the sayd
attestation mentioned and saith the seale wherewith the same is
sealed was and is the usuall and knowne seale of Emden in such
cases used, and that he had on board his shipp when she was seized
an attestation of the same or like tenor which is now abiding
in the Registry of this Court whereto he referres himselfe. And
that he had on board his sayd shipp the originall bill of sale of the sayd shipp
which is now in the Registry of this Court and that he sent a Copy
thereof from Enchusen to his owners att Embden by the poste
and beleiveth that the arlate attestation and copy of the sayd bill
of asale were sent from his sayd owners or some of them to Mr
Van Santon here in London.

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To the Crosse Interrogatories.

Row dt.

To the 1. and 2 Interrogatoryes he saith he was in the sayd shipp the Statehowse
when she was seized by the shipps of this Commonwealth and was
Master of her and so hath bene from the building and
buying of her videlicet from September last past 1653
[?XXX]

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Interesting discussion of dwelling at Elsinore as well as Embden, and statehood