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To the king, my lord: your servant Bel-liqbi. Good health to the king, my lord!

The town of Hēsa, a road station of mine, lacks people; the postmaster and the commander of the recruits are there alone and cannot attend to it (properly). Now, let me get together 30 families and place them there. There are men of Nabû-ṣalla the prefect living in Hēsa, a cohort of craftsmen; let him move them out, settle them in the town of Argite, and give them fields and gardens.

If it is acceptable to the king, my lord, let them send a letter to Nabû-uṣalla the prefect, and let me appoint Ia'iru the deputy as village manager there, and Sin-iddina, the major-domo of Adda-hati in Sazanâ, so they will attend to these road stations and fear the king.

The Arabs are going in and out as before, everything is all right. Ammili'ti son of Amiri came to me in Ṣupat and I asked him for news, everything is fine. The son of Ašapi having gone to Mani', we have no report from him yet.