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Michilimackinac, July 31, 1801.5 .
Rankin twelve hundred livres, for goods which I got from him the same year I had goods from McGrigor, and as these goods I had from Mr. Rankin were converted into skins as well as those I had from McGrigor, it is nothing but right that Mr. Rankin should have his share of the returns, as his goods in part contributed to make the returns. And out of the proceeds of the above peltries, I have given, or at least sent fifteen hundred livres to Mr. Askins, for the freight of his vessel which brought
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