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Boston Nov.r 11th 1765
Mr Timothy Rogers
Sir
I have seen Mr Payne & shew'd him the list of his
Fish he writes by this opportunity to have as much put on Board as can be
got ready but if it be not as it is wanted here he consents to our going on
with Loading the Schooner with other Fish with all the dispatch we can
youl therefore please to embrace every opportunity of Loading & not wait for his
Fish if it be not ready he also Consents that such as is not Merchantable
shall be taken out & laid by for him & writes to your Brother on that head
respecting the parcell in which we discoverd Some that was broken
makes no doubt of supplying us the Quantity containd in the List or more
but if he falls short 1 or 200 Q.ttes says it will be disadvantage as he
knows what to do with Mr Marshall proposes being at Glowester next
Tuesday Evening & will give direction about his I rely on your care in the
Quality of the Fish you supply & your duly adviding when the Vessell will
be ready to said that I may not be behind hand with the necessary papers
please to tender my best Comp.t yo your good Lady & Miss Goldthwait & believe
me to be with great Esteem
Your most hum'e Serv.t
take as much Mr Paine's as you can so as not
to retard the Vessell

Boston Nov.r 11th 1765
Mr Joseph Lewis Jun.r
Sir
I have this day rec.d of Mr Jonathan Warner
of Portsmouth 200 Dollars for his note to you which please to send me
& first opportunity as I must either deliver him his note or return him
the money he has promisd to pay Interest from the time the note became
due till this day I am
your hum'e Serv.t

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Boston Nov.r 11th 1765
Mr Charles Murray
Sir
The foregoing is Copy & last post since which I have
purchas'd a Cargo of Fish in Gloucester in Cape Ann Suitable for the medeira
market agreeable to your orders for Acco.tt Mess.rs Scott Pringle Cheap & Co. at 11/6
Sterling P Quintal & agreed for a Fishing Schooner calld the Sea Horse 70 Tons

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