Mr Lee requested that the enclosed letter and bag accompanying it, might be sent to your care which is the cause of the trouble you now receive from me.1

I cannot omit the occasion of communicating a piece of information I have received—to wit—that your Boat is engaged to meet passengers on this side to take them to the other by which I am deprived of the Ferriages—I hope the practice will not be continued except for yourself—I find the Ferry inconvenient, and unprofitable enough without this, to wish the discontinuance of it. A little matter more wid induce me to put it down and stop up the Road leading thereto. I am Sir Yr Very Hble Servant