Sir I received y,,
r
Fav,,
r by
M,,r Foster, dated
20..th July last, am
much Obliged to you for all favours past; and
now
desire this Fav,,
r that you send me a Bill of Exch,,
a for three Hundred Sterling by the
15,,th or
20,,th
Nov,,r next, as I am Obliged to make some Remittance
about that
time, I shall want Six Months Cre‐
‐dit for the Cashpart, as I
have made good pay
for the last Bill, hope you will send me this,
but in case
you should not think best to send
the Bill, pleaſe to advise me as soon as poſsible,
that I may look out some Other way. —
I am well Convinced that
your affairs stand
much in your Fav..
r at Home at this time, any
Services that lies in my power to render to
you,
or
the School, you may Command,
—
M,,r
Occu[illegible]^m^ has a mind to go in your service in the Spring
by what I
can Learn; and thinks that he can
be of service to help you to Indian Boys for the
School, he has behaved well this Summer past,
but you know him better than I do, —
M ,,r Solomon Safford seems to have a desire to
Engage in your
Farming Buiſneſs, there has
been some talk by
Cap,,t Knight, &
M,,r Woodward,
with him a few days past,
Co,,ll Hezekiah Hunting‐‐ton told me that he
was sorry to Lose so good a
Member of Society, but that you could not get a
better Man than he was, to be with you, as he
Understands Farming well, and a Sober
well
minded Man, & a Man of good sen
[illegible][guess: c]se, — but you
will conduct that Matter as you think best; I
trust
that
M..r Woodward has deliver'd the Bills
sent
M..r
Occum, before this time, and given
you an Acc,,
t Why he did not Receive them —
and of a paſsage in one of my Letters, from one
of the best Houſe's in
London —