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We have given your wines every chance ... market and am convinced that on a sale of the whole ... [[wil]]l not be able to get more than thirty five pounds ... Currency average [[unclear]] so much, In this case the Net ... to gather with the Balance of Rum & Sugar Sales will little ... ome if so much as the amount of monys already advanced by us -- Therefore your Note to Haydock & | We have given your wines every chance ... market and am convinced that on a sale of the whole ... [[wil]]l not be able to get more than thirty five pounds ... Currency average [[unclear]] so much, In this case the Net ... to gather with the Balance of Rum & Sugar Sales will little ... ome if so much as the amount of monys already advanced by us -- Therefore your Note to Haydock & Bowne will in this ... remain unsatisfied. This if we remember was [[unclear]] ... if you have given them your positive promise of pays ... unt for this sum from the avails of goods left with us we ... [[w]]ill on having from you pay it them -- and [[hurt?]] if ... our power in the [[coun?]] of the approaching month ... y rate before November has expired -- [[we are?]] ... that any sacrifice should be made on the wines. [best?]] hope ... you have made of those at W Town will fully come ... for any [[unclear]] that arises here -- We remain | ||
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NB The Rum has been delivered for Roo[[unclear]] -- we have his Brothers R[[unclear]] -- you must if you see him take up the note -- NJ | |||
Revision as of 18:35, 28 April 2020
New York September 29th 1787 Mr Chauncey Whittelsy Dear Sir, We have given your wines every chance ... market and am convinced that on a sale of the whole ... will not be able to get more than thirty five pounds ... Currency average unclear so much, In this case the Net ... to gather with the Balance of Rum & Sugar Sales will little ... ome if so much as the amount of monys already advanced by us -- Therefore your Note to Haydock & Bowne will in this ... remain unsatisfied. This if we remember was unclear ... if you have given them your positive promise of pays ... unt for this sum from the avails of goods left with us we ... will on having from you pay it them -- and hurt? if ... our power in the coun? of the approaching month ... y rate before November has expired -- we are? ... that any sacrifice should be made on the wines. [best?]] hope ... you have made of those at W Town will fully come ... for any unclear that arises here -- We remain Sirs unclear NB The Rum has been delivered for Roounclear -- we have his Brothers Runclear -- you must if you see him take up the note -- NJ