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Lord, on the same forms with the Rest of the Creditors, I shall be satisfied with it. I am,
Sr.
Your Most H.S.
J C O
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To Mesirs. Cary & Co.
Corotomon Sept. 5. 1738
Sir,

Tho I have already sent you an Invoice of goods from Shirley, yet I am oblidged to give you the Trouble of another small one for goods to be sent to this place. As my affairs make it necessary for me to pass a good part of the year at this part of my Estate, and as it is very inconvenient to remove pewter, Table Linnen, & other Furniture from Shirley & back again, by which ther are much Injured & lost, I have thought it the Best way to have a supply at each place. My stable being a few days ago burn'd to the ground here by a flash of Lightning with almost all my Bridles and Saddles & some Coach Harness, it is Impossible for me to do Without such a supply as may serve my occasions, the rest of the Invoice can amount to but little. I desire you would lend them by the first good ship bound for Rappa.
I am
Sr.
Your Ser.
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To Mr. Phil. Perry.
Corotomon Sep 1 1738
Sir,
I use this first occasion to own the favour of your Letter of June 1st which came to me the other day by way of Potomack, I am glad the Carter is arriv'd Safe & wish your Endeavour to Rise the Market may Succeed, I have not yet Receiv'd the Alderman letters & my Brother George's Receipt which you Mention to be sent by the