make up seven Guineas including what he had left unpaid for the
Watches, that Henry Sterne< no role > was also present during that Bargain
that this Informant carried the said Watches and Rings home, that
the same day he carried one or two of the said Watches to Joseph
Wright now present who said he thought he could help him to a
Purchaser, that the next day being last Saturday at night this
Informant carried all the said Watches to the said Joseph Wright< no role > s
House and left them with the said Joseph Wrights wife, that on the
Sunday Morning this Informant went again to the said Joseph Wright< no role > 's
house where he found the said Joseph wright< no role > and his wife in Bed
and the said Joseph Wright< no role > said he expected to be a man about
11 o' Clock that day who would purchase the Watches but this Informt.
never saw the said Joseph Wright< no role > afterwards until he saw him this
Day in Custody, that on Monday Morning last the said Joseph
Wright's Wife returned to this Informant 34 of the said Watches
that on Saturday Night last this Informant went again to the said
John Hartley< no role > 's House where he saw the said James Beane< no role > and Daniel
East< no role > and Paid the said James Beane< no role > three pounds Twelve Shillings
towards what had been left unpaid for the said Watches Rings and
Breast Buckles, that yesterday Morning the said John Hartley< no role >
came to this Informant's house and on this Informant complaining
that he would not readily dispose of the Watches the paid John Hartley< no role >
fetched a Jew who said his Name was Levi who bought thirty two
of the said Watches of this Informant for £1.5.0 a piece, that this
Informant kept me watch for himself and gave another to the
said John Hartley< no role > for recommending the said Purchaser which are
the same Watches now produced and are past of the Forty one watches
that this Informant bought of the said James Beane< no role > , that at