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CLXVII. Sir George Yeardley. A Letter to the New Magazine
Company
May 16, 1621

Right worll &et. In answere to yours dated at London Aprill 20. 1620
what seruice you haue bene pleased to require at my handes, concerning
the vente of your goods sent hither by Mr Blaney, I haue to the vttermost
of mine ability, and according as Mr Blaney had occasion to use my
furtherance, indeuored to performe. Hauing therfore gathered up the
greatest part of that wch is due, he nowe returnes in this ship the Bona
noua leauing behinde him some small remainder onely of his Capital, the
receiuing of that little debt wch remaineth to the chardge of Mr Keyme,
one belonging to Mr Deputy Ferrar, wch he could not as yet haue any
vente for. If upon the good successe of Mr Blaneys employment, you
shall thinke it requisite to aduenture any more goodes, May it please you
either to employ him againe (whose faire carriage toward the people here
will alwayes bid him a second time wellcome) or some other sufficient man
from thence, or else to establish Mr Keyme in his place, who (I suppose)
wilbe very carefull of your busines. And so hauing no occasion to trouble

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