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Much of the left side of the page has been torn off Mr Chauncey Whittelsy New York September 29th 1787 Sir We have given your wines every chance damaged market and are convinced that on a sale of the whole damaged: will? not be able to get more than thirty five pounds damaged Currency average if? so much. In this case the Net damaged together with the Balance of Rum & Sugar Sales willstrikethrough: do be little damaged: more? if so much as the amount of monys already advanced by us -- Therefore your Note to Haydock & Bowne will in this damaged remain unsatisfied. This if we remember was £50.. Currcy damaged if you have given them your positive promise of payment for this sum from the avails of goods left with us we damaged: ill on hearing from you pay it them -- and trust it damaged you to remitt us for the amount -- hoping it will damaged: our power in the cour? of the approaching month damaged: y rate before November has expired -- we are damaged that any sacrifice should be made on the wines. but hope damaged you have made of those at M Town will fully come damaged for any loss that arises here -- We remain Sir Your Very Obt Servt Shalor & Sebor NB The Rum has been delivered for Roounclear -- we have his Brothers Runclear -- you must if you see him take up the note -- NJ