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after passing said Ticket on learning the
same was not good called on said Hicks
and told him he had got the same from
a certain [K?] and wanted
to take it up and put good money in
its place but was shortly after arrested
before the ticket was redeemed There was
other evidence going to show, that the defen
dant has other tickets which he said he
had obtained in the same way There
was also Testimony of one [illegible] to show
that said James rec.^d tickets from one [Rowe
Kisnor?] in payment of a Debt which they owed
him, & that the tickets produced in trial looked
like the money in Tickets which they passed
to said Thomas James, it also appeared in Eviden
ce. s.^d James always [illegible] had sustained
the character of an honest man, the Jury
however found him Guilty as charged in
the indictment of the Court ordering him
to be imprisioned till 24^th Oct^r. next, to pay
a fine of twenty dollars & to receive