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My Lord, Please to send by the First | My Lord, Please to send by the First | ||
| − | opportunity, two | + | opportunity, two Suits of Clothes (Each |
| − | coat having a | + | coat having a Shoulder-Knot, which is my |
| − | present | + | present Ware) one Gold, & the other Silver |
Lace, and agreeable for this Country; the | Lace, and agreeable for this Country; the | ||
Colour of which shall Leave to your own | Colour of which shall Leave to your own | ||
| − | Taste; and likewise a few shirts, | + | Taste; and likewise a few shirts, Stockings, |
| − | + | Shoes, & Table Linen, and a gold laced Hat. | |
| − | + | direct them to me here, or Mr. Mellwin | |
| − | present | + | present Governor of Cape Coast, whom I |
shall pay for the same. | shall pay for the same. | ||
My Father gives his Compliments, | My Father gives his Compliments, | ||
to you, and assures you, he will still be | to you, and assures you, he will still be | ||
| − | + | True to the English, hoping not to be made | |
ashamed thereof; Please My Lord to give | ashamed thereof; Please My Lord to give | ||
| − | my Compliments to your | + | my Compliments to your Worthy Lady, |
and the Young Ladies, & likewise to the | and the Young Ladies, & likewise to the | ||
Black Lady, to Doctor Krean, & Doctor | Black Lady, to Doctor Krean, & Doctor | ||
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Lordship's Very Humble | Lordship's Very Humble | ||
Servant | Servant | ||
| − | William | + | William Ansah Sessaracoa. |
| − | + | [[note]] Anamaboe | |
| + | Febry 20th. 1752 [[/note]] | ||
P.S. My Compliments to Mr. James to whom | P.S. My Compliments to Mr. James to whom | ||
I am indebted for my writing, who I | I am indebted for my writing, who I | ||
hope you will be mindfull of. | hope you will be mindfull of. | ||
Revision as of 11:05, 15 March 2019
My Lord, Please to send by the First opportunity, two Suits of Clothes (Each coat having a Shoulder-Knot, which is my present Ware) one Gold, & the other Silver Lace, and agreeable for this Country; the Colour of which shall Leave to your own Taste; and likewise a few shirts, Stockings, Shoes, & Table Linen, and a gold laced Hat. direct them to me here, or Mr. Mellwin present Governor of Cape Coast, whom I shall pay for the same.
My Father gives his Compliments, to you, and assures you, he will still be True to the English, hoping not to be made ashamed thereof; Please My Lord to give my Compliments to your Worthy Lady, and the Young Ladies, & likewise to the Black Lady, to Doctor Krean, & Doctor Creaton, and all my good Friends, and symbol Believe me to be, what I subscribe myself My Dr. Lord.
His Majesty's Dutifull & Loyal Subject, & your Lordship's Very Humble Servant William Ansah Sessaracoa.
note Anamaboe Febry 20th. 1752 /note
P.S. My Compliments to Mr. James to whom I am indebted for my writing, who I hope you will be mindfull of.
