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HENRIETTA STREET, MARCH 11, SIR,

WOULD have waited on you, when I sent my servant with a message, but was, informed you did not see company.

I have no doubt the printer will have occasion for a great many cargoes from our friend Mr. Jervas.

I am very glad I had an opportunity of doing any thing agreeable to you. I have long wished for some instance of assuring you that I am, with great respect, your most obedient and most humble servant, THOMAS CARTER.

DEAR SIR,

HAD a pleasure and grief at once in your letter, to find you had not forgotten me, and to find you uneasy as