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[Blanter-Hall?] July [4th?] 1777 Dear Sir I have in a Manner finished my [illegible] at which Mr. Bennehan became a [illegible] pur = chaser- In consequence where of he hath bound himself by every [illegible] of Honor to pay to you on my Acct. One hundred and twenty five pounds [illegible] money in [hand?] money at the following prices for [illegible] of [illegible] weights [illegible] [illegible] at £3.4 English [illegible] at 36/3 and Dollars at 8/ each. Which [illegible] you will receive & grant a receipt , and bring them to me at [Earborough?] where I expect to be by the [illegible] [illegible] - - We are all well and wish you good Luck -- and I remain with great regard Dear Sir Yr M Obedient [RMacnair?]
Received the 10th July 1777 from Mr. Richard Bennehan the within mentioned Sum of One Hundred by Twenty five pounds value in hard Money for Mr. Ralph [Macnair?] [illegible] [Telfain?]
To Mr [illegible] [illegible] Mercht by favr of Mr Bennehan [Halifax?]
Dear Sir Nov. 24 1778 It is a long time since we heard from you and I assure you the whole family are exceedingly anxious to be informed of the welfare of you and yours. I am sorry to inform you that [Mr.?] Jones is in a very low State and I [realy?] almost despair of her ever getting well, I am sure she can not tell she is delivered, and that will not be [tell?] [illegible]. She wants much to see you and Polly. And hopes you will come as soon as convenience & the weather per mits. I assure you I am in a [illegible] situ ation; but hope [Mr.?] Jones will yet do well. [Mr.?] Jones presents her love to you & Polly give my love to her [illegible] & believe me with the most sincere Esteem and affection [illegible] Sir Your Allen Jones
To Richard Bennehan Esq in Orange To the ears of Mr [illegible]