CO129-017 - Sir John Davis - 1846 [7-12] — Page 483

informed

Me

that Sin John Davis

was under the impression that

I had incurrès deft in this

Colony contrary to the affertion of freedom from bett which I felt callers upon to announce

Lordship in the letters

to Your first alluded to..

arose

This impression the fart of the holder of

from

note of mine for £250 (which

oved not

come

one till February

next having gone to the Governor, without first applying to me and univer the supposition that I was to embark for England next Mail, he acted H. E. to pr-sure payments

by

the then

of this note immediately,

។

As I am however advised th408

remain here until Iressive

H

reply to my application to Your Loirthis, I beg permission

sireatly and posi=

again most directly =tively to repeat the affertion that I am not in pecuniary sifficulties here _ on the contrary Shave money owing to me.- have provides ample furios to

meets the above-mentioned note

at maturity_ there are no other claims of any rescription against me, and thave longed.

hire

property

I upon which have expected upwards of

$5,000, which is unencumbered with mortgage of any kind._

I have the honor tobe,

Yours

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