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I expected two thousand Dollars this way expent I notice in your letter of the 4th inst. it has not come to hand ___ I presume before this you have received my letter of the 1st inst. acknowledging the Receipt of <s>f </s>nine hundred Dollars enclosed in your letter of the 27th ult. being the ballance owe on Estimate for September | I expected two thousand Dollars this way expent I notice in your letter of the 4th inst. it has not come to hand ___ I presume before this you have received my letter of the 1st inst. acknowledging the Receipt of <s>f </s>nine hundred Dollars enclosed in your letter of the 27th ult. being the ballance owe on Estimate for September | ||
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Will you be good enough to purchase for the use of the United States Armory at this Post Two Barrels neatsfoot Oil__One tun Father & Son Steel Two hundred pounds of good Brass about 60% of it sheet Brass & one hundred pounds Cast steel, and forward the same by the first vessel bound to Hartford to be delivered John Cooley Boatman ____ Be good enough to forward your bills to your father that proper vouchers for me be made in his name | Will you be good enough to purchase for the use of the United States Armory at this Post Two Barrels neatsfoot Oil__One tun Father & Son Steel Two hundred pounds of good Brass about 60% of it sheet Brass & one hundred pounds Cast steel, and forward the same by the first vessel bound to Hartford to be delivered John Cooley Boatman ____ Be good enough to forward your bills to your father that proper vouchers for me be made in his name | ||
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I am Sir | I am Sir | ||
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