Daniel Udall letter to William Rotch Jr., August 23, 1793

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[illegible] Aust the 23 1793
  friend Rotch agreabel to contracts of have been to as much trubel as of Resale[illegible] under go with all the hlep of could [illegible] to collect your timber from all Parts and round the shoars and of [illegible] of expected fo Rather [illegible] ahave set as much as fifty tuns and there is 6 or 7 logs saying Back of [illegible] that is so soft that man was best [illegible] can get it down till cold weather adn Mr havens is agoing to bild a ship this winter and says that he will give 13 dollars for it and if think it is as much as it is worth and if you conclude to [illegible] Capt Laperwill [illegible] to you from your friend and humble servt
                                                             Daniel Udall
The bill of Expense is of followes
 August the 10 to 6 days work rafting and geting together timber at 6/ pr bag                                                      1.16.0
 August the 14 to    6/men at 6/                    1.16.0
 to 1 Bey  6 men                                              1.16.0
 to teem [illegible] in deferent places  96/    4.16.0
 to Run and last hier 16/                                   .16.6
 With paying the above Bill and eleven shillings per Capt
Cookers recept shall he reach discharge   L11.0.6