letter – Edward Blackett to John Van de Wall – 8 Sep 1713

Mr Van Meel



Sir                							8 Sept[ember] 1713



      I perceive by y[our]s of the 8th that you have got one the two Cows & the bull Calf, am Sorry there is no hull Vessel w[i]th you at present, but I hope in a short time you will find a conveniency to Ship them for hull,

      I wond[e]r my Son Christopher Blackett has not Remitted you more than Forty pound Sterling, for he has much more moneys of my Son Johns in his hand, shall write him by this post that if has not already done it to do it w[i]th all possible Speed,



my Son John owe as follows



Dr Wim Vishoek   £194  1

Mr Johnson        118   

Mr Morgan          60

Mr Mingay         100  



In all           £472  1



when I know what you are in disburce upon my Acc[oun]t Shall order a bill to be Remitted to you w[i]th a thousand thanks given you by

      y[ou]r most obliged & Faithfull Humble Serv[an]t



Mr V: Meel