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Miscellaneous 1463



1463. May 27. Notarial Archives, Venice.	1319. Protest for nonpayment of a Bill of Exchange for 100 ducats.
	Drawn at Venice at usance on the 27th February 1463, by Fortin Dandolo, son of the late Tomaso, on Marco da Cha de Pexaro, in London, payable to himself; value received in Venice from Vido Chavatorta and Zuan Chabriel, at the exchange of 47 sterlings per ducat.
	Protest registered by the notary public (by Imperial authority), Peter Bonamitié [&c. &c., as in foregoing protest], on the 27th May 1463; the bill-broker, Maufredo de Noquis, certifying that on that day in London the Venetian ducat was worth 43d. sterling.
	Witnesses: Antonio Moro and Pietro Diedo, merchants of Venice.
	[Protest in Latin; copy of the bill in the original Italian; parchment. Protest and copy, 16¼ lines; Notarial signature, 3¼ lines.]