same Shop and saw it burnt as well as the former Parcel
and gave said Young the Money and received From him
either eighteen Purce or two Shillings for his trouble
That about a Month or six Weeks after said Young
called upon him again told him he had more Lace for
him to sell and desired him to call upon him again at
Mr. Hills which he did when said Young gave him a
quantity of Silver Lace which he sold at Mr.Heather's
Shop for Six Pounds two Shillings and ten pence
as he believes and gave said Young the same
at which time Young paid him half a Guinea
which he had lent him but gave him nothing
for his trouble Says that or Monday Night said Young
called upon him again and told him that as he was
going into the City he would call upon the Young
man to see if he had any more Lace to dispose of
and desired Informant to call upon him Yesterday
Morning which he did when said Young told him
he had not got the Lace but expected it in the
course of the Day and desired informant to call
upon him as their & morning which he did when
said Young gave him the Gold and Silver Lace
now produced by Mr. Heather to sell when he
carried the same to Mr. Heather's Shop and was
Stopt And further says that he hath always
understood from the said Young that the young
was