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I, p. 252.] October 12, 1654.
In Court was paid, from the proceeds of the Jews' goods which were sold by order at vendue — To the Provost Marshal for what David Israel was de- tained, according to account fl. 12.
Item. For an Extraordinary Session of Court 20.
fl. 32.
So that there remains of said money, per cassa fl. 72.
[Vol. I, p. 242.] September 14, 1654.
Asser IJeeven, pltf. vs. Ricke Nounes, deft.
Pltf. demands repayment of 8% pieces of Eight advanced to her at Gamonik€ [the original read...s " haer vershooten op Gamon- Ike," which Mr. Fernow translated " disbursed on his account at Gamonikg [Jamaica]" and fl. 15 for a waistcoat [the Dutch is " borstrok," meaning a woman's or child's waistcoat] and other things delivered to the defendant. Defendant acknowledges five pieces of Eight were delivered [gelevert] at Gamonike [the Dutch reads " bekent wel 5 st. van Achten op Gamonike gelevert heeft," which Mr. Fernow translated as " Defendant acknowledges to have borrowed five pieces of eight at Gamonike"] and 7 fl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I, p. 252.] October 12, 1654.
In Court was paid, from the proceeds of the Jews' goods which were sold by order at vendue — To the Provost Marshal for what David Israel was de- tained, according to account fl. 12.
Item. For an Extraordinary Session of Court 20.
fl. 32.
So that there remains of said money, per cassa fl. 72.
[Vol. I, p. 242.] September 14, 1654.
Asser IJeeven, pltf. vs. Ricke Nounes, deft.
Pltf. demands repayment of 8% pieces of Eight advanced to her at Gamonik€ [the original read...s " haer vershooten op Gamon- Ike," which Mr. Fernow translated " disbursed on his account at Gamonikg [Jamaica]" and fl. 15 for a waistcoat [the Dutch is " borstrok," meaning a woman's or child's waistcoat] and other things delivered to the defendant. Defendant acknowledges five pieces of Eight were delivered [gelevert] at Gamonike [the Dutch reads " bekent wel 5 st. van Achten op Gamonike gelevert heeft," which Mr. Fernow translated as " Defendant acknowledges to have borrowed five pieces of eight at Gamonike"] and 7 fl.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Oppenheim to read onlineMoreLess
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