Letter
Benjamin Franklin to Jonathan Williams, April 21, 1764
Philada. April 21. 1764
Loving Kinsman
I have received yours of the 12th Inst. 5 As to the Mistake I mention’d, I find on Revisal that it was not in your Account but in my Eyes, which mistook one Figure for another.
I wrote to you from Burlington that I should pay your Order in favour of Robinson as soon as I return’d to Town, which I accordingly did. The Sum £47 15 s. 4 d. 6
I should be glad to know what Sum your Government has paid for the Bounty on Wheat last Year, if you can get at it easily. 7
It grieves me that the Glasses are not yet come for the Armonica. 8 How does Cousin Josiah 9 go on with his Spinnet? But I make no doubt he improves very fast.
We all join in Love to you and all yours. I am Your affectionate Uncle
B Franklin
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