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 | | Wilson, to whom was referred a petition and sundry papers of Mr. |
 | | Pollock, it appears that there is due to the latter, seventy four thousand and eighty seven dollars, which general Galvez, formerly governor of the Havannah, and now viceroy of Mexico, understands to be a debt contracted by the United States; and there is also due to Mr. |
 | | Pollock has bound himself to pay the aforesaid sum of 74,087 dollars, to seignior commissario ordinador Don Diego Gardoqui, plenipotentiary of his Catholic Majesty to the United States, on his arrival in America, together with other additional sums, to a considerable amount. |
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