Sr
I humbly Entreat That you with the Rest of the
Honble. Bench will Consider my Case which is as follows
About Six Years ago I had an Order for fifty nine
pounds Seaventeen shilllings & Six pence for passing
of Vagrants, Signed by the Honble. James Berty< no role > ,
Sr: Richard Reynolds< no role > and Mr. Bateman, which Order
now is in Mr: Hardesty's hands and have by the favour
of the Honble. Bench received forty pounds twelve
Shillings & Six pence about three months ago, there
Remains nineteen pounds five Shillings, My
Humble Request is That you would be
pleased to Represent to the Honble. Bench my pressing
Necessity, and that I and my family reside in the
Country, So that I may have an Order for the Money
unpaid, And I Shall be most heartily thankfull
It is my extream want makes me thus bold which I
humbly begg you and the Honble Bench to excuse

Wm: South< no role >

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