expectations at their expiration or a short time after... He told me no promise of the kind could be made by any body.

Dr. Simon Fraser
Terre Bonne

Dear Sir,

I have to beg OC be so good as zx y brocher if he is in raat of it to get the 100% sterg Iseon the indos'd as I agreed M McKenzie that I neki drzwi (indeed be Las the goodness to ao eto daria atrac). I am Dear S, in an uncommon degree You: ooegd ad affectionate sepher John McLOCCHIN X. B. Yoo wil belize my sincerity I hope when I tell you that noctag but my brother's station cou'd occasion my drariaz money before it was dae. Please also to address the inclos' D2 Joes McLotCELIN TO DE Saxoox PELS • Fort Vitam, June 27, 1810 Dear Sir, I am sorry that my being just not inform'd that Mr. Ogłby is going away tomorrow at one A M prevent my haring it in my power to write you as long a letter as I wish I shall there- fore make this only a letter of business In the first place, I am sorry you did not commit me in writing the 2000unt regarding my engagement as I requesed of you in fall 1807, 3 it might then have been of great use to me, but I shall write you this more fursy in next. This therefore, is only to request your causing my Brother David (if be requires it) w receive one hundred pounds, on my account for which Sum I will get you credit'd by the house in Montreal. As you may perhaps see my uncle Alexander before I write him, be so good as to remember me to him and assure him I am very sensible of his good intentions to vards me, and by the next opportunity I will write him so my- self, and likewise to my good grandfather, Col Fraser, to whom I shall likewise write. Pray remember me to Mr. R. McKenzie. He has been my best friend of a stranger I ever found. Inform