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Respondentia

Respondentia, money which is borrowed not upon the vessel, as in bottomry, but upon the goods and merchandise contained in

Senage, money paid for synodals.

Specie, metallic money. Anything in specie is anything in its own form, not any equivalent, substitute, or reparation. According to common

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Stowage, money paid for a room where goods are laid; housage; the mode of lading a ship. See Stevens on

Towage, money paid for towing.

Waggonage, money paid for carriage in a waggon.

Wardage, money paid and contributed to watch and ward, Domesday

to save money to put something into a reserve store

Accapitum, money paid by a vassal upon his admission to a feud; the relief due to the chief lord, Encyc.

the money carried on ones person

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