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Sept 21st 1846, Letter, R G Fraser
Jas. D. B. Fraser Esq, Pictou
21 Sept 1846
Dear Brother
Your letter of 20th enclosing £8-0-1 came safe to hand
You have credit me with the proper quantity of beer
I did not show your letter to Deblois there was a person wanted to Bk beer but Mr Merkel told me he would secure you six
The lamps are charged to me
I will send you six or eight jars of the oil with the ginger etc Capt Cameron
What do you say about the rasins*
I have sent the regulations to Uncle John by Mr McKay I hope he received them as I have a letter from him today
I will not require the girl for about three weeks as I cannot get in the house before that but Mrs F better I come as I would not like to be disappointed
yours etc
Robt. G. Fraser
J D B Fraser
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- vault, original material, box #2
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- Mar 15, 2016
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- Teresa MacKenzie
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