Germantown Janry. 14th 1761 Dear Sir,

The 16 ulto. I wrote to you1 concerning Lambard's affair, who desires the Execun. may be put into my hands in order for a Settlemt., & perhaps his expectation is just, as he has done considerable work upon my acctt. That you have not answer'd this, I presume is not for want of oppo., & if Mr. B & his Man C Shou'd be Sworn, I Suppose Your Commentary wd. fall, but this, as you say, by the bye.

Eunice went to pay a visit to Weymouth a Day or two before the Storm, but I just now heard she is well, but Frost-bound. I am &c.,

J. PALMER

RC ; addressed: "To Mr. Robert Treat Paine Boston"; endorsed.

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