Camp at Oswego October 7^th 1755.
Dear Sir,
Being fully perswaded that a meeting between you, Gov^r
Morris, Sir Charles Hardy and myself at New York at my
return to Boston thro that place, w^ch must be by the latter End
of November would be greatly for the good of his Maj^y's Service
in settling the plan of operations for the ensuing Spring; I
have sent to you express to desire that you would do me the
pleasure to meet me at New York in thirty days from this
date.
I have sent a letter by this Express to Gov^r Morris to ask
the same favour of him.
I am with great regard and Esteem,
Dear Sir
Your most Humble and
Most
Obedient Servant
W Shirley
Hon^ble Horatio Sharpe Esq^r

October the 8^th 1755— S^r Tho^s Robinson

R' Honble
The Receipt of your Lett^r" dated the 19^th of Iune I do myself
the honour to acknowledge & hope you will be persuaded
that the Orders therein given as well as all other Commands
that you may be pleased to signify will be diligently obeyed.