produced and the said John Mc. Kelvie< no role > and the said Edward Dunstan< no role > agreed for the said
Tankard and the said John Mc. Kelvie then gave him five shillings in part of payment Ans [..]
Examinant Elizabeth Brown< no role > for herself Saith that as soon as she was Informed that the sa [..]
Tankard was broke intopieces she this Examinant advised the said John Mc. Kelvie not to have any
thing to do with the said Tankard for she thought that the said Tankard was not Honestly come by
And the said John Mr. Kelvie then told the said Edward Dunstan that he would have nothing to do
with the said Tankard and got his five shillings back again And Immediately afterwards the
said John Mc. Kelvie told the said Edward Dunstan that he would stop the Tankard till he had
brought proof that he came Honestly by the said Tankard and the said Robert Brown< no role > for him [..]
further saith that he this Examinant was then very Angry with at the said John [..]
for stopping the said Tankard And said to him Mr. Mr. Kelvie [..]
served a Friend of mine so And the said Edward Dunstan then said to this Examinant Mr. [..]
near mind I'lebringserve him with an Action at Common Law for it And immediately
went off And this Examinant further Saith that he hath never heard of or Seen the said Edward
Dunstan since And this Examinant further saith that he really believe that the said Edward Dunstan< no role > [..]
Dishonestly bystole the said Tankard.

Sworn before me this
23d. Day of May 1758 }
J Holding

Robt. Brown< no role >

her
Elizabeth [mark] Brown< no role >
Mark