Item CR9/21/26 - Letter from Ram Ganpat, harkara of Wilkins Camil? Sahib, to Lord Clive.

An account of the misdeeds of Kirpa Ram Sen, messenger of Mr Martin. -- I, with Kirte Patak, a messenger of M. Sanks had gone to Nathpore to see Bankim Lal the son of Sujit Rae. At that time the manager of the Kothi of M. Sanks was standing near his shop. The aforesaid Partake got hold of him and took him into the kith. Meanwhile, Sen with two Tilinga soldiers and Man Singh a foot soldier, went to the kothi. When the Tilangas and the foot soldier tried to enter the kothi they were stopped by the guard. At this the foot soldier told him that Patak had sent him to ask some questions. The guard went to see Patak and asked him to withdraw the Tilangas from the Kothi. As a result the Tilangas were withdrawn from inside the Kothi and the foot soldier told him that the manager owed fourteen thousand rupees to them which he does not want to return. Patak replied that he had nothing to do with this matter. He told us that we should examine the accounts and take whatever is due; but the foot soldier did not agree to that.