THIS Indenture Witnesseth, That John Young< no role > son of Abraham
Young< no role > of Ablindon in the County of Besides [..]
doth put h im Self Apprentice unto James Wiley< no role > of the City of London
white Smith
to learn his Art and with him after the Manner of an Apprentice to serve from the Day of
the Date here of unto the full End and Term of
Seven Years from thence next ensuing, and fully to be Complete and ended, During Which Term the
said Apprentice his Master Faithfully shall or will Feive his Secrets keep, his Law ful Com
mands every where gladly do: he shall do no Damage to his Said master not see it be done of
others, but to his Power shall let or forthwith give Notice to his said Master of the same The
Goods of his said Master he shall not waste, not the same without Licence of him to any
Give or lend. Hurt to his said Master he shall not do, cause or Procure to be done. he
shall neither buy nor sell without his Master's Licence. Taverns, Inns, or Alehouses he
shall not haunt. At Cards, Dice, Tables, or any other unlawful Game, he Shall not play
not from the Service of his said
Master Day not Night absent himself, but in all things as an honest and faithful Apprentice shall and will demean and behave
him self toward his said Master and all his during all the said Term. And the said James Wiley< no role > in Consideration of
the Premisses and of the Sum of Ten Pounds Publick Charity Money given by John [..]
[..] James [..] said Charley
[..] the said Apprentice in the Art of a White Smith
which he now useth shall teach and int [..] . net or cause to be taught and instructed, the best Way and Manner time he
can, finding and allowing unto his said Apprentice Sufficient Meat, Drink, Appeal Washing, Lodging, and all other Necessaries during
the said Term

And for the true Performance of all and every the Convenants and Agreements aforesaid, either of the said Parties bindeth himself to the
other of Them firmly by these Presents. In Witness where of the Parties abovesaid to these Indentures interchargeably have fet their Hands and
Seals the SeventeenthDay of May in the Fourth Year of the Reign of our
Sovereign Lord George the Third by the Grace of God of Great-Britain, France and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith, and in
the Year of our Lord 1764

I. B. What Maney or other Thing in given or contracied for with the Apprentice unto be inserted
[..] at length and in Duty paid within the [..] Hatted to the Stud [..] the Law
[..] will be ford, the Master furfer fifty Pounds, and [..] Firnetly [..]
[..] desashed to fellow the Trade or be Made Face, and so forth. Note, the Offer [..]
[..] Square, London and the offer Horn are [..] in the
[..] in from in the [..]

John Young< no role >
James Ellar< no role > 'd
Watson [..] Saml. Lionard< no role >