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Boston Janry. 19th 1767

Mr. Aris Remson

I recd your favr with your power to Mr. Fitch
which I have delivered him with your Accott Flour is but [17?] Our
Currency which will not ansswer at the price it is now with you
I am with tender of my best Services

Your most huml Servt

[in margin:] {per} Mr. Jno. Lloyd

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Boston Janry. 21st 1767

Gentlemen

Inclos'd is Dexter Brown's Rect. for 53 Pair Womens
Calimanco Shoes recd. {per} Paul Sweetsen at twice (being mistaken
when I wrote you I had recd. but 47 Pair) for in which have paid
him 41 {per} Pair also paid for the Bagy @ 3/8. I am

Your most huml Serv

[in margin:] {per} Dexter Brown

Messrs Nicholas Brown & Co
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Mess Walter G Robt Livingston

Sirs

The Moeny for the last parcell of Pigg
Metall being due 11th next Month you'll please to draw upon me for the
same which the amot. of the Interesst & your draft shall be hond. at Sight
I have this Day given another Order on you for Fifteen Tons of Pigg
Metal in favr Thos. Cobb Esqr which you'll please to supply at the
lowest Price you sell to others he tells me he has been inform'd
that you have disspos'd of some at £9 your Currcy {per} Ton if so ex
pects you'll charge no more for this parcell. I am

Your huml. Servt.

[in margin:] dld Capt. Cobb

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Boston Janry 23d 1767

Mr Stephen Forman

This serves to inform you that your Ticket on
No. 1236 & your & Mr. John Giffords No. 1235 in Faneuil Hall
Lottery No. 5 are both prizes of 5 Dollars each if you see Cause to be
adventurers in Lottery No. 6 which it is said will be drawn soon &
favr me with your Orders for purchasing ticketts therein they
shall be punctually observ'd Mr. Sturgis has not paid any thing
towards the Order you put into my hands but as often as I see
him promises he will give me about £200 Old Tenor. I am

Your hmble Servt

[in margin:] {per} {Post}