Andrew Fuller, Kettering, to John Sutcliff, Olney, undated (c. September 1809). 

Dr bror

         I hope you and Mrs S. are the better for your Journey. We shall be happy to see you at the Mins Meetg on Oct. 3. Mrs Wallis will also be glad to see either Mrs S. or Miss J. The Journey to Haddenham is put off to Nov. 1st, when I think we must go on horse back.

         I have recd the inclosed from ^on^ Morris’s Concerns – and have answered by giving them our acct agst the estate, and which is as follows –

Bal. of 1808                                             6.11.0

Monies recd from Burditt                

(Subscriptions already printed

In No xviii                                                    32.12.6

Sale of 300 Misn Narratives                          10.16.0

Arrears in the sale of P.A.                            87.13.0

Sale of 75 copies of Ward’s Sermon         2.14.0

A Sanscrit Ramayuna                               5.5.0

And about 13£[1] (but I cannot find the bill)

of a Mr Cook of Leather lane of whom he

bought about 45£ of Goods for India,

and paid him only 32£ -- we must pay the

rest.                                                             13.15.0

For this sum I suppose we must                  159.6.6

take a Composition.

The bill as sent me for the printing of No xviii by Morris is 126.16.6.

         I have written Mr Williams to come to Olney as soon as he can make it convenient.

         You will lay your accts to go from Kettg Meetg to Walgrave and Northampton[.] Mrs Coles late of Ampthill is with us & has taken a house here

                     Affecy yrs

A. Fuller

P.S. I told Jones at Queensborough that I did not feel at liberty to agree to take the Composition for our debt & pay for the whole of his till I had advised with you & others on Oct. 3. –

Address: Mr Sutcliff | Olney

Postmark: none

Note: Distinguished preacher & author – Given me by the Revd Mr Sprague of Albany in 1831

                                                         R. [Gilchrist?] [Last name is slightly smeared]

[1] Fuller as added “15” next to the £ sign and #, with the following note at the bottom of the page: “and this notwithg his delivering in to me an annuaV Dr &c? Acct!

Text: Ferdinand Dreer Collection, English Clergy, Vol. 2, Box 264, folder 14, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadephia.