Middlesex
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The Information of Elizabeth Pickman< no role > the wife
of William Pickman< no role > of the Town of Uxbridge in
the said County Taken on Oath 12 Jany 1772

Who Says That a bought three years since a Man
Came to her House at Uxbridge and offered, Printed Linnen
to sell which he had then on his Shoulder. and as she
Thought the Rice Reasonable, Bought abought 14 yards
and she Beleives at Sixteen pence Ppard, and the Sann Man
Came again sometime after and Brought More Linnen which
he sold to sundry persons, Miss Honnour Mrs Hampton Mr
Smith Servant at the Crown and a bought the third or
Fourth day of this Instant January Brought a Quantity
of Printed Cottons Cat Into Peices anddesiredoffered them
For Sale to this Informant as Before, and wanting none her
Self said she would Shew them to a Neighbour or Two for
Itim, and accordingly Carried Five Quantitys to Mrs. Stones
and Sold Them one to Miss Stone one to Miss Fanny Ashlee< no role >
and three to Mrs Hampton and Received the Money of Miss
Stone at the rate of Two Shillings & Two pence P yard which
Money she Carried to the Man who said he was a Callier Printer
and Lived at Stains Bud doth Not Know his Name