themselves. As another Ship will sail hence soon after we
come back I shall then do myself the honour to write to your
Ldp again & in the mean time remain with the greatest
Respect Your Ldps &c.
[Sharpe to Hamersley.]
Copy of Letter to Mr Hamersley. Annapolis 29th Octr
1767. transmitted by Capt Hewitt.
Dr Sr
Not having had the satisfaction to receive any Letter from
you since I addressed One to you the 4th of last Month I have
very little to trouble His Ldp or you about at present but I
have by this Opportunity remitted His Ldp the Firsts of
Thirty two Setts of Excha for the Sum of £1363 18 51/2 which
has been lately brought to me & the other Commissioners
most of them as a first Payment for Parcels of Ann Arundel
Mannour tho some of the Purchasers are yet to pay. Our
Voyage over the Bay to sell the Mannours in Kent & Queen
Annes Counties turned to little Account for we sold none of
the Kent Mannour & only 822 Acres of that in Queen Annes
County. In a few Days we are to take a Journey so far back
as Conegocheague in Frederick County in order to sell the
Mannour there on the 9th of next Month if Purchasers should
offer, & the Beginning of Decr we are to attend again in
Baltimore County. I find by a Letter from Messrs Mason &
Dixon who are running the Boundary Line between this Pro-
vince & Pennsa that they had the 2d Inst extended it Two
Miles beyond the Monongahela & were then preparing to
take an Observation there so that I imagine they must have
nearly run out their five Degrees of Longitude & hope they
will be at liberty to return to England soon after Christmass.
I am.
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