FL14377495

[MS 1971]

Kongoloroo
July 6^th 1829

Reverend Sir

Pray excuse the liberty
I am now taken in presuming
to address you in so presumptuous
a manner - I become due last
month for a Ticket of leave
and I am so awkwardly that
I cannot attend towards geting
of it - inconsequence of us being
so very busy at this present -

Henness was in at Lambeader
last Week and he spoke to
William about it and he said he would
get a Form and send it to you to
Sign - this way of manageing
it would cause a deal of trouble
after you being good enough to

[MS 1975]

Parramatta 7 Aug^t 1829.

Dear Brother,

James writes by
this opportunity to [Crerar?], to see if
there be 100 good Ewes, belonging
to him, and if so to send them down
immediately. But if not, Jonathan
has 40, and, perhaps, you or Samuel may
have the remainder. If they can
be mustered, I hope you will be
so kind as to expedite the business
all that lays in your power, as they
are for Swan Port, I believe, on
Tuesday.

James would have been
up with you to have done this bu
siness, but other matters are pressing
so hard, that neither one nor other
of us know how to dispose of our
selves. we have some hopes of