Richard Wharton letter to William Blathwayt, 1683 April 2

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Mr Randolph being the bearer of letters noe occasion to Comunicate the
Transactions of the Collony, he hath been Industrious in his observations, and
collections, and its hoped willbe Just and favourable in his representations,
Mr Lewin hath been unkind to the Narragansett proprieters in letting the Comission
ly soe long, it was much desired that Mr. Randolph might haue assisted in the
Execution, if not first come away I haue orderd my Son to Satisfy the Charge
however to wait upon yourselfe for your Comand hither, I hope the Despatch of this
Comission, and your further favour for Settlement upon the Report that maybe
made [illegible] will giue occasion to the Gentlemen concernd to make due [illegible]
acknowledgments, Sir Mr Randolphs Imediate Departure makes me refer to his
report and abruptly to [illegible] myselfe.

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Thes
To the Honorable William Blathwayt
Esquire Clark to the most Honorable Privy Councell
At White Hall :

per Mr Randolph Q:D:C:

Boston
2 April 1683
From Mr Wharton
Number: 19 Received the 4 June
1683
per Mr Randolph
Number: 14