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n born but turned Spaniard, 3 Spaniard Slaves and one Negro. Upon Examination John Everigin,[41a] one of the prisoners, declared that he had been taken some time in April last by Don Pedro Estrado[42] Capt. of the Privateer that had taken this Sloop, and that he forced him to List[43] with them and to pilott their Vessell on the Coast of N. Carolina and that then they took this Sloop att Obricock, July 5th, also 2 more Sloops and a Ship Loaded with Lumber bound to So. Carolina, that the Capt. of the privateer put him on Board with the french Master to Navigate the Vessell to Augustine with another Englishman, Saml. Elderedge, and that they were making the best of their way to that place. We Sent Our Master on board to fetch all the papers and bring the prisoners as above mentioned. the papers are as follows with some other things brought on board, Viz. [Footnote 41: Ocracoke Inlet.] [Footnote 41a: See note 62, below.] [Footnote 42: Don Pedro de Estrada is mentioned as an exceptionally able privateering captain, in 1742, by the captain-general of Cuba and by the chief engineer at St. Augustine. _Collections_ of the Georgia Historical Society, VII., pt. 3, pp. 29, 59, 61-63. Wright, _Oglethorpe_, p. 283, speaks of his vessel as "a notorious privateer called the 'Black Sloop', commanded by Destrade, a French officer who had taken several prizes."] [Footnote 43: Enlist.] No. 1. Copy of the Spanish Commission. 2. Instructions what Signall to Make att St. Aug'ne. 3. What Rout to Steer. 4. 2 Spanish Letters. 5. On Order of Richd. Saunderson. 6. Rec'd of Rich'd Glover. 7. do. of Walter Goodmans. 8. do. of Phillip Morris. 9. Order of Jno. Donavan. 10. Peter Saunders Note of hand. 11. Deed of Sale of the _Content_ to Thos. Haddaway. 12. A Note of hand. 13. Recd. of Rich'd Glover. 14. Deed of Sale of a Canoe. 15. Deputation of John Casey to Capt. St. Leidgen to be Rainger. 16. A Note of hand. 17. James Addison, Order. 18. Rec'd for a Hatt. 19. Deed of Sale of the Scho'r _Eliz'h_. 20. Protest[44] of a Wreck. 20 small pieces of silver Value 2 pc. of 8/8[45] and 1/2 a bitt. 1 Silver Thimble. 1 Silver Spoon markt IO SO 4 Hoggs. A Womans Gown, petticoat, Shift, etc. 1 Turkey. Linen Corsett, some fish hooks, tobacco,
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