Boston Novr. 1st 1764—Thursday morn Brother,

Very oppertunely for me you are in Town; I shoud have been glad to have seen you, but coud not advertise you soon eno of my arrival. I woud tarry but have a horse on charges. Direct after dinner I must set out. Depend on seeing you at Germantown. Am quite out of cash. been to Lancaster &c. as you've heard & much better in health. Am necessitated to take up a handkr. of Mr. Elliots for the cool season @ 58/ which Ill be obliged to you to pay for I cant. Miss Dolly1 waits to convey this so Dada for the present. Yrs. as usual

EUNICE PAINE 2

RC ; addressed: "For Mr. Robert Treat Paine Present." Financial sums are tallied on the address leaf.

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Unidentified.

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Manuscript torn.