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Mess. How & Kelsick
Corotomon Aug. 28. 1735
Gentlemen
The sheeting linen you sent me last year appears to have been well bought, & therefore I have inclos'd an invoice for what I am still in want of. I have order'd [ordered] some tobaco [tobacco] to be put on board your ship mazarine which being made on york River will I hope turne to a good accot. [account]. I hope your desputes [disputes] with your brothers will be settled this year that I may have a groce of your Beer.
I am
Gentlemen
Your Most humble Servtant
John Carter
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Mess. Haswell & Compa. [company]
Corotomon Aug. 26. 1735
Sirs
I writ to you by Cap. Tho. Bolling but I believe I then forgot to let you know that I & my brothers had drawn on you some time in April last for sixty six pounds six shilling & ten pence payable to Mr. John Tucker, to be charg'd [charged] to my fathers estate. This now serves to supply that neglect, & to acquaint you that I have drawn on you for my small ballance [balance] of twelve pounds, twelve shillings & four pence to Mr. Edward Athawes, which I desire may be paid.
I am
Sir
Your Most humble Servant
John Carter
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