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passage and went up stairs with another Man and when he came into this
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Deponents Room and seeing Anderson, Brown sd. to him you Dog it is you I want
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upon that Anderson replyed if you want to fight me, I will go down & fight with you,
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and then they both went down together and this Depont. followed them, and said
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Brown with a large stick the bigness of her 2 fingers and saw him strike Anderson
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with it, But Anderson got the stick from him, And then Anderson Struck Brown
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Several Blows with the said stick, and broke it, But then the sailer that was
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with Brown snatched the stick out of Andersons hand, and then Anderson and
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Brown went to fighting with their fists, and Brown said that he would not
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fight any more with his Cloths on, And Anderson was as willing to strip
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as Brown, And whilst Anderson was pulling off his Cloaths, she this Depont.
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said Brown run towards Anderson and pushed at him with something in
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his right hand, And Imediately Anderson orged out to the other Soldier Jemmy
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I am a dead Man, he has stabd me, And then Brown run away and the
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other Man after him as fast as they could and then Anderson, the other
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Soldier and this Depont. run after them for about 100 yards, And Anderson
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holding his hand upon the place where he was stabd, Says then Anderson
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was had to this Deponts. Room, and laid him on her Bed, and sent for
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Bunn, but he not coming soon she went hereof
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and then. he came and looked at the wound, and said that he was a
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dead Man, and sewed up the wound, says that the Dr. came the next
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Morning, and then he said that he was a dead Man further says that
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he was carryed to the London Infirmary, But she did not go and see him
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but heard that he lived from the 6th: untill the 23d. day of Decemr: and
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then dyed
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