Treasury payment certificate : Fort William : DS, 1780.

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Treasury payment certificate : Fort William : DS, 1780.

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Concerns the payment to the company's treasury by George Lindsay, fifth officer of the ship Duke of Portland under the command of John Sutton, of Rs 997.6.6. Signed by Warren Hastings, Edward Wheler, James Millen, and an undecipherable name.

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