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ellas, y por la aprehencion Real comprobado lo
cierto Del Juego, sobre que se han instruido, y su
calidad, y circunstancias, con el agregado de haver
sido ã las dos de la mañana, de que deve
inferirse, que los concurrentes ã el havian pa
sado toda la noche en esa ilicita divercion; se
condena á Miguel Pitaluga, Diego Del Valle, Antonio
Sanchez, y Josef Martinez en la pena
de cinqüenta ducados de plata cada uno, y en
la de ciento de la misma especie al dueño de
la Taverna, õ Cabarete Pedro Diaz; cuyas
cantidades se exhigirán de sus bienes,
si no los entreqasen prontamente,
aplicados por terecias partes ã la Real
Camara , Juez, y Ministros
aprehensores, por no haver havido denunciador;
entregandose la prime-
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Also, a note to say that this page includes the ruling of the Governor (the Baron of Carondelet), who decides that the people who are accused of gambling who are known to have money have to pay fifty silver ducats to the court, the judge, and the people who apprehended them. Carondolet orders Pedro Diaz, the owner of the tavern where they were gambling, to pay 100 silver ducats (or the equivalent in confiscated goods) to the same trifecta, even though earlier Pedro Diaz has sworn he was sleeping the whole time that the card game was going on.