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the prisoner had no more to alledge for himselfe, he was
demanded whether he would challenge any in the house that
were to paste upon him and he challenged none. then they
gave their votes: and he was found guilty by
Richard Loe
Robert Perry
not guilty
by John Halfehide
Thomus francklin
francis rabnett
Edward fleete Mr. Greene
James Cauther
Cyprian Throughgood
John nevill
John wyatt
anthony Cotton
Thomas maurice
(gave no vote
either way be- cause they were (not 'put at
all the evidence.
Rainold ffleete
Isaac Edwards
willia Lewis
Zachary mottrahead
Sergt. vaughan
x'pofer Thomas
Cut-bert ffenwick
Thos. Cornwaleys
the Fresident
Then was sentence pronounced by the President in the
name of all the ffreemen; in these words: Thomas mith you
have been indicted of felonie and pyracie, to your indictmt.
you have pleaded not guilty, and you have beene tried by the
ffreeman in this general Assembly, who have found you guilty,
and pronounce this sentence upon you, that you shalbe carried
from hence to the place from whence you came, and thence to
the place of exequution, and shalbe there hanged by the neck
till you be dead; and that all your lands goods and chattels
shalbe forfeited to the Lord Proprietr. saving that your
wife shall have her dower.
soule.
And so God have mercy upon your
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