Ffeil 2867. - Da. Delahaye from the Woodes, to his cousin Mr. David Price Ap William,

Of the writer's case the recipient is not ignorant. The writer has sent him a bill of sale [No. 2868] of all his goods, in consideration of 40 marks which he has received of the recipient. There is upon the ground but the corn; where the rest of his cattle are, the recipient shall have notice of. 'I pray you goe or send some trusty fellows to sett the corne and haye to gether' and to keep possession of the house and lands for the use of 'my' children, 'until Lawe dothe cary hit away'. He will send the recipient as much money as the latter shall spend in the cause. Let the recipient do what he can concerning the writer's lands and bill of sale. 'Lett your servants take Large alowannce out of the corne for ye may cause hit to be thresses and sill hit to discharge all charges.' Commendations to 'my' cousin 'your' bedfellow, to 'my' aunt, to Cousin James and his bedfellow, and to all his friends. P.S. Pray come presently to the ground before the sheriff comes.