down the Window Shelton of said Clareys Shop, in hopes of
being able to save some of Clarys Property, That when the sd
Shutters were broke down he could plainly see into [..] that
part of the Shop which was on his right but not into that part
which was on his left [..] but is very certain that there were not any
Goods in it whatever which he was very much surprized
at as he had frequently observed a fewoldready made Cloaths
hanging in the WindowThat this Informant as soon as the
Shutters were broken down could very clearly see the Fire was in
a small Room at one end of the Shop which the Witness
understands to be a Wars RoomThat he has lived in Little
Putteney Shut but never observed any Appearance of Trade in
Clarys Shop Except that a fewDCloaths were usually
hung at the Shop Window for Sale

Sworn before me the
day and Year aforesaid}
N Bond< no role >

Frs Barrell< no role >