Boston April 10th. 1759 Sr.,

I have not heard from you Since the Money sent for Mr. Dyar by wch. Oppertunity I wrote you. I should be glad to know what is done relating to the dispute wth. Wheats Executors, as also wt. father Simons has done. Please to give my Respects to the Dr. & desire him to befreind me. Mr. Condy has just imported a New Sett of Stranges Reports1 which he tells me cant be afforded under 20 dollars .2 They cost £3.3 in London & I scruple whether you can get them cheaper. I should have consulted you about the price but found they would not be unsold long as they are scarce, & having so good An Oppertunity To send them by Mr. Huntington, you will please to send the money when best suits your Convenience. Yr.,

RTP

P.S. I have sent some Notes of Aaron Clevelands to Colo. Dyar of Canterbury if there should be any difficulty please to assist me.

LbC ; addressed: "To Eliphalet Dyar Esq. at Windham by Mr. Huntington."

1.

Sir John Strange, Reports of adjudged cases in the courts of Chancery, Kings Bench, Common Pleas and Exchequer, from Trinity Term 2 Geo I to Trinity Term 21 Geo. II, 2 vols. (London, 1755).

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One illegible, cancelled line.