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it appears to me the said Jusice that the said Am-
boy is guilty as before charged: therefore it is con-
sidered by me the said Justice that he the said Amboy
pay to the said John treble damages & also that
he pay costs of suit; the corn being estimated at
four shillings & the treble damages making
up eight shillings more & the costs taxed at
seven shillings & four pence, amounting in
the whole to nineteen shillings & four pence,
& that he stand committed till sentence is per-
formed. J

James Winthrop {Justice of the Peace}

NB.The parties settled in open court & the priso-
ner is discharged.

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Middlesex [sc.?] Be it remembered that on the 27th
day of January 1791, Thomas Cook a vagrant
person is brought before me James Winthrop
{Esquire}, one of the Justices assigned to keep the peace
in for said County, by Charles Butter one of the
Constables of Cambridge in said County by
warrant from me the said Justice upon the
complaint of William Locke of said Cambridge