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... known as Rae Beyront, and foundered in deep water. The fate of the crew is unknown. The value of the gold—a large portion of whig was insured in England— is about £75,000 sterling. That line full of clothes, no perfectly clean, MATCLILEI3B boa tesd, um ...

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