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been affixed to an Original or a Copied Will, to which he replied that after the Death of the Deceased, in the Month of Zauda, he had affixed his seal to an original Paper, that he did not remember at present who were the Witnesses who had attested the Paper, but that if he should hereafter recollect their Names he would not fail to inform us. Malceom, in Reply to our note to him, affirmed that he had heard from Rerut Beg that the Deceased had not left behind any written will whatever, and the Peon, who carried the note to him, said he had been further informed from Malceom that Rerut beg told him the Will had been written after the Deceased’s Death. Upon which Cauja Zekerua observed before us that what had been affirmed by Malceom was true. On the first of Zehedge Cauja Zekerua aguainted us that the Marriage Settlement of the Widow was was Mishoud; and that no one knew what was become
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