Robert Carter sends, 1720 July13, copies of letters he had sentearlier by thePrince to London merchant Robert Burridgeconcerning 5 hogsheads oftobacco shipped by the Carter consigned to Burridge's partner, JosephPaice, and enclosing accounts of Burridge's affairs in his hands.
This accompan [ies]
& Accots by the Prince,
I hope is safe wth You long before now, I have now
upon Your Account 5 heavy hogsheads more thtnet 4255 with cask
in The
Joseph Paise Yor Partner, If the masterwill let me
But freight has binSo
Abundance of Tobacco That would not be Shipped to his owners
If he should refuse bills of Lading for Yors To Paise I
Shall Send them to Mr. Wm. Dawkins
I have herein Sent You a Stated Account of all Your Concerns
There remains Due to You upon The Tobacco account 456
& upon your money Account £5"4/.There is outstanding
of Your Tobacco between 1500 & 2000 all to This
have answerd out of my own Tobacco The balla of The
Money Account You must pay Your Self. I heartily Wish
You health & Prosperity & remain Sir