Documentary History of the State of New York, Vol. II
Captain Closs were' selling two new Plantations If they Can think of Any thing I Can Serve them In Their Orders Shall always be Received by me as a favour and Complied with If Possible --
We have now a famous Breed of Sheep Amongst us If vou want a fine Ram I will send you One worth keeping of the right Old England Breed I Can also send you a Bull Calf of A Holland Bull Imported by Alderman Lawrence no more at present but Remain Sir Your Very Humble Servent
Jacob Dvckman
COL. GLEN TO SIR W^. JOHNSON.
Schonectady, 23(1 March. 1765
Sir
X Have Received Your favor last Night. I haue this Morning Sent by Charley Breeson In Two Battoos Seventeen Barrills of Pork and four D" of Flowir, for the use of the Indians. I hauc directed it to be Left at M^' Dow Fonda at Cognawage as Soon as they Return I shall Send Them again, If you think four Battoo Load will not do I beg Please To let me Know and I will Immidietly Send You more, I have acquainted M'" Duncan of the Battoos Sent and will let him know when I send the othirs,
I am Your most (Jbedient Humble Servant To Sir William Johnson Bar* Jno Glen Jun"^
MR WILLIAMS TO SIR W^^^. JOHNSON.
New York 14 May 1765
Dear Sir
I should have done my self the Honour of answering your
favour sooner but supreme court drawing on M'". Jones was Very