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him to you, and as this is <sic>avery</sic> unhealthy place, I think he<lb/> | |||
<sic>wou'd</sic> be of Great Service to us, be so good as to send here as<lb/> | |||
Soon as possible the following things 2 or 3000 Archines of Canvas<lb/> | |||
another Compass, Anchors if we can't obtain them from<lb/> | |||
Government, half a dozen <sic>Lanthorns</sic> or tin and Horn to<lb/> | |||
make them of, Sheet Iron for our fire place and Chimney<lb/> | |||
50 or 60 Head of Cattle and flour for a Year, Linen,<lb/> | |||
Stockings & blue <sic>cloath</sic> for the Englishmen, <sic>Cloath</sic><lb/> | |||
&,c, for the Soldiers, for at present we are obliged<lb/> | |||
to but Shirts for the Soldiers, at 25 and 30 Copecks<lb/> | |||
the Archine, please be so good as to Let Dick have<lb/> | |||
Money for me, to buy what things I have wrote to him<lb/> | |||
about, and if he is not with you, I hope you will order<lb/> | |||
to be bought for me as directed in my Letter to him, which<lb/> | |||
be so good as to open for that purpose, I have been but<lb/> | |||
once in Town since my Arrival here, but I mean to<lb/> | |||
go there to morrow in Order to see M;<hi rend="superscript"><hi rend="underline">r</hi> Shellekoff who<lb/> | |||
is I hear to <sic>sett</sic> out on his return to Irkutsky on the 10..<hi rend="superscript">th</hi><lb/> | |||
of this Month, I should be exceeding glad to hear of<lb/> | |||
an Order Arriving here from the Prince or General<lb/> | |||
Governor, (but I believe an Order from the Last <sic>wou'd</sic><lb/> | |||
be most regarded) for I then <sic>wou'd</sic> be able to<lb/> | |||
Receive provisions &,c, without the Least Trouble<lb/> | |||
I hope you will excuse the unreasonable Length<lb/> | |||
of this Letter, and of my offering to advise you</p> | |||
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him to you, and as this is avery unhealthy place, I think he
wou'd be of Great Service to us, be so good as to send here as
Soon as possible the following things 2 or 3000 Archines of Canvas
another Compass, Anchors if we can't obtain them from
Government, half a dozen Lanthorns or tin and Horn to
make them of, Sheet Iron for our fire place and Chimney
50 or 60 Head of Cattle and flour for a Year, Linen,
Stockings & blue cloath for the Englishmen, Cloath
&,c, for the Soldiers, for at present we are obliged
to but Shirts for the Soldiers, at 25 and 30 Copecks
the Archine, please be so good as to Let Dick have
Money for me, to buy what things I have wrote to him
about, and if he is not with you, I hope you will order
to be bought for me as directed in my Letter to him, which
be so good as to open for that purpose, I have been but
once in Town since my Arrival here, but I mean to
go there to morrow in Order to see M;<hi rend="underline">r Shellekoff who
is I hear to sett out on his return to Irkutsky on the 10..th
of this Month, I should be exceeding glad to hear of
an Order Arriving here from the Prince or General
Governor, (but I believe an Order from the Last wou'd
be most regarded) for I then wou'd be able to
Receive provisions &,c, without the Least Trouble
I hope you will excuse the unreasonable Length
of this Letter, and of my offering to advise you
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