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Office
of Con
of
auctioneer, who told me that in consequence of the requisite number tots having accumulated the sale had taken place two or three days before and that the amount raised was, $170. the watch realizing $90. I went then to Mr Mitchell's office t had some words with him respecting my not having been informed the right time, he showed
of
me the bill
of
sale, the
auctioneers account and other papers, and stated
and stated distinctly that the money would be forwarded to the Board of " his "Trade " for the benefit of
widow of
parties concerned.
He shortly after returned me
a
a seated parcel of papers saying that they
and on
were of a private nature
opening them here we
are old ship
find that they papers, two books, his freemasons
apron te, & certificate which latter I have deposited at the sailors Home. Mr. Clark has the rest. The chronometer & aneroid
are at au
optician's here,
a
Ar Sewell. An oilskin that was not included in the inventory I have purchased from Mor Clark for 15 ! & the chest of
drawers
I bought in at Hong Kong, I believe at 15f or
thereabouts,
see it in the bill
my
д
you
will
sabe inn
name. If there was a
writing desk it must have
gone in one
8
the lots; the
one
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