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Dukesfd. 19th. Augt. 1776 Mr. Dickinson Coalcleugh Dr. Sr. I recd. yours of the 13 yesterday & think you are right in not letting the Carriers keep so near the Washers for I do suppose that is a great means of their deceiving you – you mistake me when you suppose that I should be against your letting any Carriers have Ore that assist you any how in getting Coals, Wood &c to the Mines – all that I ment was not to act on any new Carriers when the Carriage were so poor - & am sorry that you should think that I would hinder either you or Mr. Crawhall f’m letting any Person that brings you anything to your Houses fm having a Catch of Ore. I beg you’ll let Thos. Bell R.G. have a catch or two in the Week & am Yrs. IH Jr