Grocers about Town, and that the said Sampson had half the Money
for which the sd. paper was told and this Informt and his Brother the
other half between them, says that about this time the said Isaac
Sampson< no role > this Informt. and his said Brother agreed to break open a Desk
in the Custom House in which they imagined there was upwards of
forty pounds, says the said Sampson gave this Informants Brother a large
key, the key of his own Room in Order to break open the said Desk by Means
of which his Brother did break it open, but that they only found seven or Eight
Shillings worth of half pence, which was divided equally amongst them,
says that within these two Year last past he this Informant has stole different
Quantitys of Ribbans which Ribbans the aforesd Esther Thomes< no role > always
received knowing them to be Stole and disposed of them for this Informant
and says that at the Time of the Fine on Ludgate Hill , he this Informant
and the aforesaid Bourk Stole out of a Linnendressers Shop about Eight
and Twenty Yards of Muslin, which this Informant disposed of and that
the Money was divided equally between this Informant and said Bourk

Sworn before me this
16th. day of Octr. 1760 }

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Richd. Norris< no role >

The Information of
Richd. Morris< no role > Esqr.
James Hicks< no role > & others
for Felony