Letter

Jonathan Jr Williams to Benjamin Franklin, April 1, 1779

Nantes April 1. 1779.

Dear & hond Sir

I have recvd a Letter for Mr Moylan relative to the Bills payable to Mr Dennie, & therefore request you to make no opposition to the Payment of them.—

It is said that a Cartel with the american Prisoners on board is arrived in the River— I am not sure of it, but have no reason to doubt it.— 6

The american Gentlemen are almost all of them near their Departure— I hope your Order for the Settlement of my accot is on the Road.—

I hope the News from Paris to day about the Success of the French in the West Indies & of the americans in Georgia is true.

I am ever most dutifully & affectionately yours &c &

J Williams J

Dr Franklin

Sources
Founders Online u2014 Papers of Benjamin Franklin View original source ↗