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Inclos'd you have Mary Bakers Bill Certificate for four
Months Pension £6.13.4 when paid you will please to pass to my
Credit.~

In our company Letter of 25th Oct[obe]r 1763 we Inclos'd you Mr
Otis's receipt for Cash p[ai]d him Expenses &c for Acco[un]t Mr Arthur Jones
& desir'd you to receive it of Mr Jones & Credit our account but on
looking over your Acco[un]t I find no Credit for it & as I have
not included it in Mr Jones's account now sent him. I inclose
you my Bill on Mr Jones for £4.10/ St[erlin]g amo[un]t of Cash p[ai]d Mr
Otis which you will please to get paid & Credit my account for
the same. ~

You must Excuse me that I cannot send you all accounts
by this, I have not been able, we have been terribly confus'd
here, but hope we shall soon be redress'd. I have not yet had
time to Examine the accounts you sent, but shall finish all
matters to go by Scott-

Inclos'd is a power of attorney to your G H from Saml & Ebr
Brown
of this Town, as also a Note of hand due from T. Jas.
Gruchy
of Guernsey for £53.17.8 Lawfull Money. I take the
Liberty to pray the favour of your G H to obtain payment
thereof, which will much oblige the persons & I shall [esteem?] a
favour, when recvd you will please to pass its amo[un]t to my Credit
& send me advice of it with the Charges attending that I may
pay the Browns. ~

I must refer to my next by Scott & Hunter being now
oblig'd to finish my Letters as Marshall is ready.~ I shall write
you by Hunter & Gallaspie for Insurance by ^on Scott; but if you
think best you may order Insurance as usual 9/16 on your
account & 7/16 for my Acco[un]t. I shall Ship a pretty large parcell
of whale Bone by Scott on our joint accounts but I cannot
determine the amount till Hunter sails. I have wrote for
Insurance on the Boston Packett via Pinatagua-

The Brig Lydia is now unloaded & goes in the
ways to grave tomorrow. shall begin to Load in two days
& if the weather be good, as our Custom house is open shall
send him away in 15 or 20 days ~ or sooner if I can-

My best wishes attend you & I am with unfeigned
thanks Truth.~

Gent[lemen]

Your real Freind & obed[ien]t Serv[an]t

Jenkins & Davis are arrived, no
Acco[un]t of the others that came w[i]th
them. -

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Sharron77

I've been working on the John Hancock family papers and started page 155 yesterday and planned to finish the page today only to find that the image of the letter for that page is missing. I checked back on a couple of the letters/pages I had done previously, and the images are missing there as well. Is that part of the website "down"????