Transliteration: um-ma en-um-a-šur-ma a-na ku-ra qí-bi-ma ḫa-ra-ni a-na a-lim(ki) 3 GÚ 35 ma-na URUDU ší-kam ša ṭup-pí-kà ša-ni-im e-li-im u₄-mu-kà 2 ša-na-at e-tí-qú i-na tù-wa-ar ṣú-ḫa-ri-a iš-tù pu-ru-uš-ḫa-dim URUDU-ú-šu ma-sí-a-am a-na aḫ-ša-lim ù a-na ša ki-ma i-a-tí šu-qú-ul-ma ṭup-pá-kà iš-tí aḫ-ša-lim le-qé šu-ma URUDU lá ta-kà-ša-ad 1 GÚ URUDU SIG₅ šu-qú-ul-ma ta-aḫ-sí-is-tám pá-tí-tám id-a-ma i-na ḫu-bu-li-kà li-iṣ-ḫi-ir ù URUDU na-am-a-dam ša ṭup-pì-kà a-dí tù-wa-ri-a ni-sí 1 ma-na URUDU a-na qá-té ṣú-ḫa-ri-a dí-in
Translation: From Ennam-Aššur to Kura: My journey goes to the City. As to the 3 talents 35 minas of  copper from your second, upper tablet, your term is exceeded by 2 years. When my servant returns from Purušhaddum pay his washed copper to Ah-šalim or to my representatives, and get your tablet from Ah-šalim. If you do not acquire enough copper, then pay 1 talent of good copper and set down in an open memorandum that it will be deducted from your debt. Then we have settled the majority of the copper from your tablet until my return. Give 1 mina of copper to my servant to dispose of.