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Williamsburg Aug.27.1736
Mr Edward Athawes
Sir

You have already been advised of a Bill of Exchange drawn on you by the Secretary to Wm Camp for ten pounds being one years salary due to him from our Brother George, for the looking after his Rippon Estate. We have this day drawn on you to Thomas Lord Fairfax for twenty seven pounds nine shillings & ten pence, being for one years [Luitrents?] of our Brothers Lands, which we hope you will pay and place to our Brothers Accot. [account]. It is a charge that must be paid annually. Inclosed is an Invoice of Goods for the supply of his Estate in which we have been as frugal as possible. We are

Sir

Your most humble servts. [servants]

John Carter
Charles Carter
Landon Carter

Mr John Hanbury

Williamsburgh Aug. 27. 1736

Sir

I have already advised you the 12th of the last Month, of Bills I had drawn amounting to Eighteen pounds three shilling and a penny chargable to Doctor Nicholas's Estate. I have since drawn on you the following Bills via

To Charles Chiswell... [pound sign] 32.5.4
To Mess. Cunliffe & Moseley... [pound sign] 20..0.0
[pound sign] 52.5.4

amounting to fifty two pounds five shillings and four pence, which, I desire you to pay & place.