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Edenborough. 16 Septr. 1707.
Sir
I wrote to you last post, & gave account of what
I gave express orders for pieces of the first & last
of both pots already melted: yet they have so
mingled the barrs, that I can only send you pieces
of the two pots distinct; but am not able to
tell you
or last of the respective pots. I referr you to
my last for the
into those pots.
You need not give your self trouble about the
name of the Ship in which our things are: those we
have a bill of loading sent us.
The Officers & servants of the mint as
about trying the Pix of the moneys coined before
the Vnion: but in a post or two, I hope to send
you some of
our meltings & Pot
I must beg of you to acquaint by your next,
in what forwardness the Puncheons & Dyes are
& when we may expect them. I am
Sir
Your most hume and most
Oblidged servant
DGregory.