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Mr. Thomas Cobb Boston Feby. 20th 1766
Mr. Jedediah Crehore has this day deliverd me 52 Barrs of
Refind Iron weighing 20"0"26 to be sold for your Accott. & inclos'd is his
rect. No. 23 for 36 Barrs of Maryland Pigg Iron wt. 1 Ton Charg'd to
your Accott. at £8.10/ Lmo. by Yours &c

P Crehore

Mr. John Cooke Boston Febr. 21st 1766
Sir
I Recd. your favr. Currtt. my Letter to you of 28th Decr. last was
Inclos'd to Mr. James Clark & was forward'd. the 30th day P post, am sorry he has behav'd
with so little honour, but hope he has enough left to pay the Ballance due to
Your most h'ble Servt

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Mr. Thomas Cobb Boston Feby. 22d 1766
I have this morning recd. P Mr. Crehore 31 Barrs of Iron (want:g
12 lb of the weight mentiond in your Invoice) & 2 Anchors wt. 886 lb. I now inclose
you said Crehores rect. (No. 24 for 25 Barrs Maryland Pigg Iron & 12 Bars of
Hawxhurst Ditto weighing One Ton amounting as at foot to £8"13 7 3/4
Lawful money which have Chargd to your Accott. the above 25 Barrs of Mary-
land Piggs is all that is left of that sort, so far the future shall send Hawx-
hurst. I am desird by Major Green to write you for 2 Iron Plates for
his Still Doors for him of the following Dementions, one to be 2 feet 6
Inces long & 18 Inches Wide, the other 19 1/2 Inches long & 13 1/2 wide, not
more then 1/4 of Inch thick & to be made of the best Iron, which he desires
may be sent to me by the very first opportunity, I am Your huml. Servant
25 Barrs Maryland Pigg Iron wt. 12.2.21 @ 8/6 £5.7.10
12 do Hawxhurst do. 1.11.7 @ 9/ 3.5.9 3/4
£8.13.7 3/4

P Crehore

Mr. Charles Dupee Boston Feby. 24th 1766
I have seen Mr. Dexter who tells me if you
give him such Security as he likes he will give me his Note payable
in June for the amount of your Indorsd over to me by Capt. Cobb your
Compliance by the middle of next month will prevent the note being
put in suit by Your huml. Servant

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