Middlesex to wit

The Information of James Webb< no role > of Holborn
Druggist Taken before me this 25th. day of Novr.
1760

Who being on Oath says that on or about the 20th. Instant
a Person came to this Informant's House Produced a paper
purporting to be an Order from Mr. Nelson an apothecary
for two pound of Bark and a Quarter of a pound of Saffron
in Value about Eighteen Shillings says that he this Informant
believing the said Order to he reel, censed the said Cortie'les to
he delivered to him, says that he has since heard & verily believes
that the said Order was nothing more then a false pretence
Used by the Person who brought is, to Depand this Informant
out of the aforesaid Goods, and says that he believeis a Person
now Persent who calls himself Peter Pennethorne< no role > , to he the Person
who Defrauded him as aforesaid

James Webb< no role >

Sworn before this
25th. day of Novr. 1760}

James

George Lambertson< no role > servant to the above Wm. Webb< no role > being on Oath
says that he Browne the about Named Peter Pennethorne< no role > , and
says that he presenter the above false Order as aforesaid, and
obtained the said Goods in manner aforesaid Geo. Lamberston< no role >

Sworn before me this
25th. day of Novr. 1760.}

James