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him to be an extortioner, a recipient of briber from Bambling Houses, a confederate of pirates and a receive
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stolen goods. It's name was never mentioned without being coupled with some
epittet having reference many balance to his bad character, but he was held in such dread that chincre
of standing and property who exhibited
A.
Knowledge of his evil Maracter
scould not appear against him.
13.
they said they
were in terron M. Fixem boitince
their lives on account of
him.
That Minchowwvong had been for many years before his conviction intimately connected with
Pirates and Piracy
was
notorions
throughout the Colony. He and others
in confederacy with him it is unserted, and I believe with truth, Kept a hong at which the goods obtained by Piracy
were received and disposch where Pirates were
and Ammunition.
Known Protector
of
f
and
supplied with Arms Ite was the
Pirates and other
ruffians resorting to the bland and
when they
against
or
the
were
charged with offences
Low be provided them
with professional Assistance, intimidated
quieted complainants or witnesses, and by the exercise of the great influence which he possessed frequently
contrived to obstruct
pervert the
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