A Journal of Travels From New Hampshire to Caratuck On the Continent of North a
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To answer the intent of Col. West, Myles told me, he gave me that Bill, to be paid to me at London, as some gratification to me, for the respect Col. West had to me, and also for the labour, and charge, I was at in my Journey, to come unto him. But none of the Money of that Bill, was any part of what Col. West left in his Will to the Poor of the Quakers at London, but was Mgles Forster s own Money, which was owing to him at London by the Person on whom he drew that Bill. If Myles Forster paid h...imself again that Money he gave me to my own proper use, out of that part of Col. West s Estate, that was left in Legacy to the Poor of the Quakers at London, Myles Forster was to be accountable to the Quakers, if they have any right to it, for his so doing, and not I ; for it was simply Miles Forster s benefaction to me, though he gave it to me on Col. West s Account ; Col. West having left to him, not only a considerable Legacy, as being his Executor, but had also left to him in his Will, full Power to dispose of what Money was left to the Poor of the Quakers at London, to what Quakers, or what sort of Quakers he thought fit ; for no Names of Quakers, nor sort of Quakers were mentioned in the Will, nor no Name of any Meeting of Quakers mentioned therein, (there being at that time two sorts of Quakers at London opposite to one another) and Miles Forster informed me, that much, if not most of what was left by Col.
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To answer the intent of Col. West, Myles told me, he gave me that Bill, to be paid to me at London, as some gratification to me, for the respect Col. West had to me, and also for the labour, and charge, I was at in my Journey, to come unto him. But none of the Money of that Bill, was any part of what Col. West left in his Will to the Poor of the Quakers at London, but was Mgles Forster s own Money, which was owing to him at London by the Person on whom he drew that Bill. If Myles Forster paid h...imself again that Money he gave me to my own proper use, out of that part of Col. West s Estate, that was left in Legacy to the Poor of the Quakers at London, Myles Forster was to be accountable to the Quakers, if they have any right to it, for his so doing, and not I ; for it was simply Miles Forster s benefaction to me, though he gave it to me on Col. West s Account ; Col. West having left to him, not only a considerable Legacy, as being his Executor, but had also left to him in his Will, full Power to dispose of what Money was left to the Poor of the Quakers at London, to what Quakers, or what sort of Quakers he thought fit ; for no Names of Quakers, nor sort of Quakers were mentioned in the Will, nor no Name of any Meeting of Quakers mentioned therein, (there being at that time two sorts of Quakers at London opposite to one another) and Miles Forster informed me, that much, if not most of what was left by Col.
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