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Two of his Majestys Justices of the Peace for the said County
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that
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who became bound to him by
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Indenture dated the Ninth day of June One thousand Seven
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hundred and Sixty one to Serve from the day of the date until
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the full end and Term of Seven Years Hath frequently
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misbehaved herself and several times absented from his Service
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without his Licence and is become very Idle disobedient dishonest
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disorderly and Incorrigible And the said Master therefore prayeth
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that his said Apprentice may be discharged from him. And the
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said Apprentice being now brought before Us and we
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having fully examined the Matter of the said Complaint
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and found the same to be true and it appearing that no
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greater Sum than two Pounds was given upon her binding
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And we being of opinion that the said Master ought
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not to be burthen'd with the said Apprentice Do
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therefore as for as in us lyes absolutely dis
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charge her from her said Apprenticeship Any
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thing in the said Indentures contained to
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the contrary not with standing In Testimony
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Whereof we do hereunto set our Hands & Seals
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the Eighteenth Day of March 1766.
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