themselves Mary Ellis< no role > and Mary Dunn< no role >
Setting by the Side of a large [..]
Stamping Press at work, a great Quantity
of Counterfeit farthings Enquiry by the
Side of the said Press which appeared he
have been just struck, with Some
Blanks laying in the [..] Apron of the said Mary Ellis< no role > and a
Counterfeit farthing which this Informant
took from between the Dies and this
Informant further saith that the
said Mary Ellis< no role > and Mary Dunn< no role >
had their Gowns off and their Hands
very dirty

and these Informants Dennis Mc< no role > .Donald
and William Blacketer< no role > for themselves
Say they were present with Brother
Informant John Dixon< no role > at the House
in Nags Head Court as aforesaid were
the said James Conner< no role > Mary Ellis< no role > and
Mary Dunn< no role > were apprehended and the
Tools and Implements and Counterfeit
farthings were found in the same Manner
and in the said House as above mentioned
by the other Informant John Dixon< no role >

Sworn before me this 31st. day
of October 1782 }

Jno. Barnfather< no role >

John Dixon< no role >
Dennis Mc< no role > .Donnald
Wm Blacketor