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Mr Ch: Banckes Newcastle June the 21: 79
Sir
this comes to accompany Mr Leond. Jeffreyson in whome I have loaden and Consygned unto you 89 Ch: Coales which after good Arrivall be pleased to Receive and dispose thereof for my most advantadge
you are to pay the master noe freight but lett him have what monies he pleases what you shall due with the Nett proceed you shall have advice per post from him who is
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pray lett him be unloaden in Eight lawfull working daies
Mr Ch: Banckes Ditto
Sir
this coms to accompany Mr Jno: Wilkinson In whome I have Loaden and Consigned unto you 74 Ch: Coales which after good arrival be pleased to Receive and dispose thereof, for my most advantage
you are to pay the master noe freight but lett him have what monies he pleases what you shall due with the nett proceed shall have advice per post from him who is
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Mr Ch: Banckes Ditto
Sir
this coms to accompany Mr Jacob Wilkinson In whome I have Loaden and Consigned unto you forty Eight Ch: Coales which after good Arrival be pleased to Receive and dispose thereof, for my most advantage
you are to pay the master noe freight but lett him have what monies he pleases what you shall due with the Nett proceed you shall have advice per post from him who is
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pray let him be unloaden in Eight lawfull working daies
Mr Ch: Banckes Newcastle June the 28: 1679
Sir
the aboves are Coppyes of what I lately writt you by the Persons above mentioned wch goods after Arrivall be pleased to Receive, and dispose thereof for my most advantadge the Nett proceed may keepe in your hands towards the dischardge of what bills m[aste]r J:S[trother] of Stockholme shall drawe upon you upon my acct. besides what is above mentioned there is aboard of Jno. Wilkinson 150 pcs Leed Consigned unto Mr <Blackstone> for wch you are to receive freight 12 <flE> pr ps more att lardge per next I am
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