Ffeil 3007. - J[ohn] Howell from Penyrheol, to Mr. David Thomas at Edwinsford,

He received a letter from Mr. Williams respecting the black bull, wherein he is to called on the recipient for the damage. He certainly is the cheapest beast he ever bought. It is out of one of the finest cows ever seen in Pembrokeshire, and the Edwinsford stock will be benefited by him. It cost no more than £11, and 3s.6d. for bringing him from six miles below Pembroke to this place. To Mr. Williams it may be worth hundreds of pounds. By one bull of this kind the writer has been benefited several hundreds, nor would he have spared this to anyone, Mr. Williams only expected. P.S. When 'you' come to Carmarthen, 'you' may have the amount with Mr. Llewelyn, or should the writer want cash, he will draw for it and leave the draft with Mr. Llewellyn or Mr. Waters at the Bank. He might have had 15 guineas for the bull from a farmer in this neighbourhood.