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ry away an Indian man named Isaac Lassen, and John Parsons, Marriner, one of His Maj'ties good subjects: And afterwards, viz. on or about the Middle of sd. month of September, on the high seas and within the Jurisdiction aforesd., he the sd John Filmore, in the Jurisdiction aforesd., with force as aforesd., Pyratically and Feloniously did surprize seize and take a scooner of the value of Five hundred pounds, ---- Furber Master, belonging to His Majesties good subjects, and out of her then and there, within the Jurisdiction aforesd., Feloniously and Pyratically did seize, take and carry away a quantity of provision and cloth of the value of Fifty pounds. Secondly, For that the said John Filmore, in Conjunction as aforesd., on or about the beginning of sd. month of September, near the harbour of St. Peters[8] upon the high seas and within the Jurisdiction aforesd., Piratically and Feloniously did then and there with force, etc., surprize, seize and take three fishing Vessels belonging to His Maj'ties good subjects, and then and there, within the Jurisdiction aforesd., with force as aforesd., Did Feloniously and Pyratically take and Carry away out of the sd. Vessels a quantity of Provisions of the Value of ---- and Eight of their Men. [Footnote 8: The French island now called St. Pierre. It will be observed that the first count in the indictment against William White and others, doc. no. 121, presents in a somewhat different, and apparently more correct, order the transactions described in the first two counts of the present indictment.] Thirdly, For that the sd. John Filmore, in Conjunction as aforesd. with one John Burrill, one or about the ---- day of ----, upon the high seas and within the Jurisdiction aforesd., with force and arm's did Pyratically and Feloniously surprize and seize and take a French Vessel named ----, and of the Burthen of ---- Tuns,[9] and out of her then and there as aforesd. did Piratically and Feloniously take and Carry away Thirteen Pypes of Wine of the Value of Three hundred pounds, a quantity of Bread, and a Great Gun and Carriage of the value of fifty pounds. [Footnote 9: 150 tons, and of a value of L1000, according to the indictment of White and others.] Fourthly, For that the sd. John Filmore, in Conjunction as aforesd., on or about the ---- day of the month of ---- last,[10] upon the high seas and within the Jurisdiction aforesd., with force, etc., did Feloniously and Pyraticall
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