ENPage 154 (seq. 156)
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Bills drawn on you, not before advis'd of, & which you
will please to honour. ~
To
| [Name] | [Number] | [Amount] |
|---|---|---|
| Edward Wigglesworth | No 24 | 25 - |
| Arthur Jones & Co | 25-- | 437.2.2 |
| John Appleton | 26-- | 100 - |
| Jona Clarke | 27-- | 100 -- |
| Saml Eliot | 28-- | 200 -- |
| Abigl Whitney & {daughter} | 29-- | 300 -- |
| B Gerrish Esq my order | [Dev5?] - | 40 -- |
| Richd Cary | 30-- | 150 -- |
| Wharton & Bowes | 31-- | 120 -- |
| Susannah Brimmer | 32-- | 100 -- |
| Nathl Appleton | 33-- | 100 -- |
| John Appleton | 34-- | 200 -- |
| Saml Fletcher | 35-- | 100- This Bill not call'd for, was Destroy'd ~ |
| Clemt Jackson | 36-- | 500 -- |
| Calib Blanchard | 37-- | 1000 -- |
| 3562.2.2 |
I think I should not be chargd 1/2 P[er] C[en]t on all the Bills as one
half is for purchase here for your Acco[un]t ~
[On left margin]
P[er] Marshall
P[er] Hunter
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Boston Dec[embe]r 21 1765 __
Gent[lemen]
I have wrote you so fully my sentiments on the subject
of the Stamp Act that I think I need not add more to convince
you that its highly disagreeable to the whole continent & I
have strong hopes that the Parliament will relieve us ~
Inclos'd I send you a small order for Goods to be sent
me by the first opp[ortunit]y Spring Ship in case the Stamp act is to be
repeald, but if the act be not repeald I must desire you will not
send me one article in the Invoice, this is in consequence of the
united Resolution of the Merchants here & the other Trading
Towns.~ & I have wrote to all my Correspondents in London
to the same Effect, if the Stamp act is repeald do let the Goods
be well put up & chargd at the lowest price for which I will
make you a punctual remittance. ~
I wish you health & happiness & am
Gent[lemen]
Your most obed[ien]t Serv[an]t
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