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I was hon^r d with yo^rs [per] Captⁿ Ware, and have from him
received the money y^w menconed, Captⁿ Ware entertanes M^r
Wrights son, who spends most of his tyme at a writeing
Schoole, I hope for opportunity for his passage and Convey
ance of the money in a month to Madra

The last election heer hath made a considerable alteracón
in y^e Magistracy, and will its feared ad much to our acc^o of
Male administracóns, and hasten y^e disolution of this Charter
Corporation, M^r Cranfields Conduct hath much influenced
all Councell in thes Collonyes, and hurryed y^e inconsiderate
almost into desperation, and if great prudence be not used
in bringing about y^e expected resolucón great confusion will
ensue, Pray S^r pardon this intimacón and as any occasion
heer may require my service be pleased to hon^r me with yo^r
Comands and they shall always be most cheerfully obeyed by

New England
18 May 1684

Concerning M^r Cranfield
Rec^d y^e 3^d Sept 84
From [M^r Lynch]