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Foster Cunliffe Esq;
Williamsburgh Aug.31.1736

Sir,

Our Brigantine Little Belly sailed the latter end of last month by whom we writ to you. She might well have sailed three weeks sooner, had it not been by the fault of our Master Wm. Dick. By which Delay Captain Micous ship had the Advantage of sailing before her, and probably of being first at the market. For this & other Reasons we do hereby desire you, if Captain Dick does not behave himself with great diligence and Prudence in our Business, to put a more proper person in his Place; and in such case we agree to allow him Wages till his arrival in Virga. [Virginia] provided he takes his Passage immediately after his discharge. We desire you will send us word by way of London, if no Opportunity offers sooner from your Port. what your Opinion is of a forward market for the present Crop: because we intend. if you can give us any incouragements [encouragements], to send back our Brig. to you immediately with another Load of Tobo. [Tobacco]; otherwise we shall perhaps think of another Trip for her before we send any part of our present Crop to you. We have drawn on you. To William Prentis.. for.. [pound sign] 17 - 4.1 which we desire you to pay and place to Accot. [Account] of the Owners of the Brigantine, Also.

To Richard Chapman for [pound sign] 8 - 8.2 which we desire to pay also in that Accot. [Account]

We are

Sir

Your most Humble Servts. [Servants]

John Carter
Charles Carter

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Foster Cunliffe Esq;
Williamsburgh Aug.31.1736

Sir,

Our Brigantine [Liale?] Belly sailed the latter end of last month by whom we writ to you. She might well have sailed three weeks sooner had it not been by the fault of our Master Wm. Dick. By which Delay Captain [Micous?] [I hope?] had the advantage of sailing before her, and probably of being first at the market. For this & other Reasons we do hereby desire you, if Captain Dick does not behave himself with great diligence and Prudence in our [Business?], to put a more proper person in his Place; and in such case we agree to allow him wages till his arrival in Virginia provided he takes his Passage immediately after his discharge. We desire you will send us word by way of London if no opportunity offers sooner from your Port what your opinion is of a forward market for the present crop: because we intend. if you can give us any incouragements to send back our Brig. to you immediately with another Load of Tob.; otherwise we shall perhaps think of another trip for her before we send any part of our present crop to you. We have drawn on you. To William Prentis.. for.. [17 - 4.1 pounds] which we desire you to pay and place to accot. of the ownsers of the Brigantines, [Moo?].
To Richard Chapman for [8 - 8.2 pounds] which we desire to pay [aloo?] in that accot.
We are
Sir
Your most Humble Servant,
John Carter
Charles Carter