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London to wit
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The joint and several Informations of Edward
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Heather of
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, and
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William Stadden Blake
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No 38 London Engraver Who being on Oath severally say
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as Follows, And first the said
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Edward Beauchamp
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for himself
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saith, that on Monday the twenty sixth Day of November last
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past,
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John Hevey
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the Prisoner now under Examination,
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came to his House, and said he wanted to purchase some
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Watches Informant shewed him several gold Watches,
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and the Prisoner made hold of one marked
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Guineas, and enquired if it was a good one Informor
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assured him it was, and he would answer for its going
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Prisoner asked Informant if eighteen Guineas was the
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Covent Price he said it was the Prisoner told Inform
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he want get him to take a Bill for thirty Pounds upon
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the Bath Bark, and then produced a Bill of which the
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Following is a Copy.
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No. 59 £30
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Bath Bark Nov 19th. 1781.
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Thirty one Days after Sight pay Mr Barnard Mr Carty
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or Order thirty Pounds
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for Smith Moore &Co.
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Accept 21 Novr. 81.
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Ter: Connell
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R B. indorsed
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B. McCarty.
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Informant told the Prisoner he did not like any Paper
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like Bark Notes, to which the Prisoner answered, that it
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was better than Bark Notes, and he would sooner take
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them, for that there had been Forgeries on the Bark
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the Prisoner Further observed, that the Bill produced was
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a very good Note, for that he had Endorsed it, and that
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B. Mc Carty indorsed on the back of the Bill was his
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own Indorsement, and that that was his Name Informant
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asked the Prisoner who the Acceptor
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Richard Beaty
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&Co. was or wor
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the Prisoner said, it was our (meaning as
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Informant understood the Bath Bark) Agent Informant
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told the Prisoner, he should cheese to see, that the
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Acceptance was good the Prisoner replied, by all
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means esquire informant sent John Barhum his
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Apprentice
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to the House in Great Saint Helen's to which
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the Bill is directed, and desired the Prisoner to wait
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untill the Boy returned, and accordingly the Prisoner waited
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