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The Information of William Perritt< no role > and Robert
Austin< no role > & Patrick Roark< no role > taken before me one of his Majesty Justices
of the peace for the said County.

Who being severally on Oath say and first this Inf. Willm
Perritt< no role > for himself saith that about Seven or Eight weeks
ago the Inf. [..] missed a small Case of Silver drawing
Instruments and on Wednesday last this Inf. Mised another
Case of Brass Instruments and this Inf. suspecting a Person
now Present who calls himself John Newman< no role > to have stole
the same he chased him there with and thereon he confessed
[..] that he had sold the Silver Instr. to the other
Insd Roark And this Inf Robt. Austin< no role > for himself saith
that when Just took the sd. Jno he sent his wife up stairs
for a Case of Brass Instrumt which he delivered to this
Inf which sd. Case of Inst. is now produced by this Inf.
And this Inf Patrick Roark< no role > for him self saith that about
Seven Weeks ago a Person now present who calls himself
Jno Newman< no role > (as he verily bels.) brought some peices of
Silver to this Inf. to buy which sd. Peices of Silver had
been the past of a Case of Instrumts. And this Inf further
saith that he hath since sold the same with other broken
silver And this Inf Wm Perrit< no role > for himself saith that the
sd Case of Inst. now produced by the other Inf. Austin are
the property of this Inf & stole from him as assd.

All Sworn the 23' day of
Janry. 1760 before me

Saunders Welch< no role >

Wm: Perritt< no role >
Robt: Austin< no role >
Patt Rork