You shall vnderstand that I haue shipped in Mr. Bab the thinges bespoken at the plummers and a little barill of shot brought to mee per Ed: Howes, all contained in one firkin marked with your marke. I haue heer inclosed the plumbers bill of parceles wherby you may know what is in the firkin, also Mr. Peirce his bill, which I haue paid the rest of, my whole disbursement beinge 3.12.6 which is more (I fear) then I shall make of your horse, for we pay 1s per night for hay which maketh horses a bad Comodyty, but I will doe what I may therin, and when he is sold I will write you an accounte. I desire to be remembred to your second selfe, my Cosen Tho: Goad your seruant, also to my frends at Boston from whom I haue heard per my Cosen James who ariued heere about 10 daies since.