Letter
Benjamin Franklin to Thomas Darling, March 12, 1754
Philada. March 12. 1754
Gentlemen
I wrote to you about a Month since, and sent you a Set of Bills for £15. 11 s. 5 d. Sterling, which I hope you have receiv’d.
Some Time in next Month I hope to have the Pleasure of seeing you at Newhaven, when any little Affairs between us may easily be settled. 2
The Bearer, Mr. Bordley, is a Merchant of Maryland, deservedly esteem’d by all that know him. 3 He is entirely a Stranger in Connecticut; and by showing him the Civilities of your Town, you will have the Satisfaction of obliging a very worthy Man; for as such I heartily recommend him to you.
I am, Gentlemen, Your most humble Servant
B Franklin
Messrs Darling & Whiting
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