Sept. 17. 1801. Wrote to Revd. Mr. Marshall enclosg Letter & Papers
from Mr Cormwell respectg the holdg of Coverts [..] the 13th. to the
16. October for that Purpose, & request to be information

To Mr. Jos. Joyner< no role > High House near Avely Essex
St. Thomas's Hospital 21 Sept. 1801 .
Sir
There being a dispute between Mr Simson, of Clay Tye & Mr.
Hawn Tenant of an adjoining farm on the Subject of Main-
-tans ofence & in the two Tenants interest to leave it to
Reference Mr. Simson appo [..] you a Referer I am per-
-suaded the Interest of the Hospital is in good Ward. I there-
-fore shell not object to its being so deceded, as I have every
Reason to be opened not only by the plan of the Estate but
by the Reports & Evidence shall us ready to be addresed that
there cannot be a quithere upon tha Subject. Pleasr to adverse
me when you [..] be your Award, but the Business concluded
as soon as you can, & pray say how the Wall answer Etc. Etc
I am Dear Ser.
You hble Serv.
A.C.
I am Most obliged by your Attention [..]
the Game.

To Francis Webb< no role > Esq . Salisbury
St. Thomas's of Hospital 21st. Sept 1801
Sir
The Treasurer desires me to acknowledge the Receipts of your
favour of the 19th. Inst. enclosing adrass as 20 days dat [..] £57..14..7
on Bowles O'C; & which as Maturity will be placed to the Credit of
the Pewsey Estate; & when your Account is transmitted for the Year
1800. I shell be able to state it in the Hospital Books.

When the Plan is returned the Treasurer means to study is a little
to gain a general & comprehensive Seen of the Pewrey Estate of which
he at present has but little Information [..] what he will
further stand in Need of his [..] himself will be supplied by never
Communications. I observe what you say respectg the Tune of renderg
of the Account in future, which will very satisfactory as without it
there remain a Charm in the Hospital Account [..]
I am, respectfully Ser
Your Mo. obed Sevr.
J.B.

To (Mr. R. Attwood) Fran. Webb< no role > Esq . Salisbury
Sir
I have to acknowledge the Rect. of the Account of the Pewsey
Estate up to Michmas 1800, of the Survey & Plan of the Estate.
which has been returned as the desire of the Treasurer.The
Account I Presence is right, & shall be laid before been, & I have
now only to repeat that it will be extremely conducive to order
of Method in the Hospital Accounts, if Mr Webb well have the
Goodness every Year as soon as he can after Michaelmas, to
transmit the Account of the Pewsey Income up to that Perced,
that it may be carried into the yearly Revenue of the Hospital
St. Thomas Hospital Sept. 30. 1801.
J. B.