fees, and four Dollars we deliver equal to 164 Dollars, the Balance due you is 163 ¾ dollars, new leaves ¾ due to yours & Jos. Howell Jun^r Philip Andebert Esq^r New York May 20. 1785 Dear Sir Yours of the 17^th Instant is arrived, I shall be much obliged to you to forward me the ballance in your hands by first safe Conveyance, together with what Cap^t. Really must have Paid you as I am in much want of it, my Furniture is only arrived this day, so that I am very busy & cannot enlarge at present, however you may be assured you or the Office must come to briefly as fast as you can & M^r Grood has desired me to write to you on the subject, &cc a letter from M. Pierce dated the 1^st Instant. & suppose we shall see him in a few days. Philip Aydebert Jos. Howell Jun^r Philadelphia May 21. 1785 Dear Sir After I had closed my Packet of Yesterday to be sent to morrow by Cap^t Stout who is going to join M^r Milligan's department I and by whom you will receive twenty half Johannes and, two Dollars the balance due you as well as all the receipts for the Pay of our department and for contingencies, &cc. a [Letter]