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one Cotton Gown Value Sixteen Shillings his Goods
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Saith That She is not Guilty of Stealing the same
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She was Taken and that She Received it of a Man
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Whom She met in
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and who She never saw before who said it was his wife
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and asked this Examinant to go and pawn it for him That
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She went to pawn the same at Mr. Dobrees a pawn broker
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for half a Guinea but they refused to lend
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more than Nine Shillings upon it Which She refused to
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take and was coming out of the Shop when she was
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taken into Custody by a Woman a Servant to Mr.
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Bland.
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the day
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and year aforesaid before me.}
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D Walker
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