Letter
John Kearsley Read to Benjamin Franklin, May 25, 1780
Richmond, Virginia 25 May 80
My dear sir
I take the liberty to introduce to your particular regards, Mr. Joseph Mayo a gentleman of the first character & fortune in this country— 1 I have not a doubt but his Situation in France, will be extremely elegible when patronized by you,—& shall consider yr. favours to him as done to myself.—
I wrote you by the fair [Fier] Rodrigue, enclosing letters to my freind Jones, 2 since which I hear he is on the coast,— My Father 3 &c join in affection & believe me to be My dear Uncle yr. affec. Nephew
J.K. Read
Dr. Franklin
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Founders Online u2014 Papers of Benjamin Franklin
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