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powder and Ball, all of the Value of One hundred pounds. [Footnote 13: Valued at L1000 in the later indictment.] Eighthly, For that the sd. John Filmore and Edward Cheesman, in Conjunction as aforesd., on or about the month of ---- last,[14] near the Isle of Shoals, on the high sea and within the Jurisdiction aforesd., with force and Arms Pyratically and Feloniously did surprize, seize and take an Isle of Shoals Sloop, John Salter Master, and belonging to His Maj'ties good subjects, in which the sd John Fillmore and Edward Cheesman did Enter, in Conjunction with sd Phillips, Nutt, Burril and Archer, together with their Guns, Ammunition and provision, etc. and Did also then and there, within the Jurisdiction aforesd., with force as aforesd., Feloniously and Pyratically surprise, seize and take a schooner, One ---- Chadwell Master, and also belonging to His Maj'ties Good subjects.[15] [Footnote 14: Apr. 4.] [Footnote 15: "Understanding that she belong'd to Mr. Minors at Newfoundland, with whose Vessel they first went off a pyrating, a Qualm of Conscience came athwart his [Phillips's] Stomach, and he said to his Companions, 'We have done him Injury enough already'; so order'd the Vessel immediately to be repair'd, and return'd her to the Master". Johnson, second ed., p. 405. The schooner was the _Good-will_ of Marblehead, Benjamin Chadwell.] Lastly, For that the said John Filmore and Edward Cheesman, in Conjunction as aforesd., on or about the fourteenth day of April last past, on the high sea and within the Jurisdiction aforesd., with force and arms did Feloniously and Pyratically surprise, seise and take a sloop,[16] Andrew Harradine Master, and belonging to His Maj'ties good subjects, and on the fifteenth following, with force, etc., Feloniously and pyratically did Enter with all their Guns, Ammunition and Provision, on board sd Sloop. All which sd. acts of Pyracy, Robbery and Felony were by you and each of you done and Committed in manner as aforsd., Contrary to the statutes and the Laws in that Case made and Provided. [Footnote 16: The _Squirrel_, of Annisquam, a fine new vessel, to which Phillips transferred. Babson, _History of Gloucester_, pp. 286, 287.] ROBT. AUCHMUTY, Adv. Genl.[17] [Footnote 17: Afterward admiralty judge, 1728-1729, 1733-1747.] Andrew Harradine, Master of the Sloop _Squirell_, Deposeth That on or about the fourteenth of April last past, about twelve Leagues South East of t
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