New prison -Sep 12th 1730

Most Worthey Sir be please to give your
Self the trouble of looking over the
humble petticion of unobject that his
hear for the Court fees only I humble beg
that Your Goodness will Render to farr as
to forgive me the fees of the Court wich
at present I lie and Starve for want of
I hope Your goodness will Conceder that
I am above a hundred Miles from home
or form any frend Dear Sir Be please
to take some Compation of my misirey I now
lie in it is vere heard that I should lie
and Lang wish for so Small a thing, Dear
Sir I Shall be bound to pray for your
Charity in doing and Serving me in ye
above Mention tell Death be pleasd
to pardon this Long Epistle of your
peticioner who whill be bound to pray
for tell Death

Elizabeth Belamy< no role >