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f))) -2* I want to have the plank hawled from M? Bennett a mill to your farm If it would be ao by the time our Wag- gon arrives as I have Pork at Herculaneum which must be taken away or it will be ruined, and aa 2? Bates haa made uae of all the Lead but about 3000 I must aend over Lead to raise money for to aend to the Cape, or she ahould remain with you to do your hawling. We have the Smyths Shop to build and Cabbina at tne mine hill which will take aome labour we have Coal wood to hawl and to do all theae things will employ both waggons two Weeks—at any rate, after which you may have them both to do your hawling I hope you will ^ be in a situation to Visit us. Mr Rugglea wishes to see V you and I think it will be better to come out as soon as you can— he has made a proposition which I think you will agree to accept of my affection and Esteem Moaes Austin NB I want a mill, wri%ht to make a large wheel say 30 feet for a Slag Hearth and I am in want of a Mill Wright immediate- ly If to be had can you tell me what has become of the Mill Wright that was at your house or can you tell me when I can € Obtain a man immediately that I may depend on If so write me I am Mosea Auatin
Copy of a transcript for a letter from Moses Austin to his children on January 22, 1815, discussing the transportation of lead from his mine in a wagon into the town.
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