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On this the 17e. Decembr 1748 hAt the request of Mr. Jacques Betprat
of amsterdam Merchant Daniel van den Brink No¬
tar Publick dusely sworne and admittad bij the ontofle
land residein in the said amtterdam er hibitid the orig
nall Gill of exchange wereof Coppy o the other
prittento Me John Anthonie
Side
Crop Lekewise of amsterdam Merchants
and de manding Paymentthereof thy an swered
that shey Sall not pay the said bill for
leason Writtento is Drawerte
Phereupon the said Notary at the requift aforesaid have
protested agrinst the drawer of the said bill and alle
herf Coneerned for exchange and re Change and all
Costs damages and Interets suffired and tobe suffered
forwant of vuymen of the said bill of exchan
thes done protestid in thesaid
Amsterdam in the presence of John van akkeren
Gerrit Wilaam de Wolff Witnesses
Alerwards onthesame day P honally Apperred bofar
Methe Said Notary the s mes srs. Johnan Thong Cropar
Compt and declared theywould paythe Jabill uind
protest for the honour and accorent of the Arawer
hen
holdengehier hier Executors and administrat
and dleothers in and by the said bill esponsable
fosthie remboursement in de betaf orme Jurs
Johnvanakker
CW de Wol
Bronvermelding
Amsterdam City Archives, archive number 5075, Archief van de Notarissen ter Standplaats Amsterdam, 1578-1915, inventory number 10377, Daniel van Den Brink, Minuutacten, 1745 decemberScan
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