Letter
Nathan Rumsey to Benjamin Franklin, December 9, 1776
Monday, 12. O’Clock [December 9, 1776 6 ]
Most respectable Sir
The Wind being favorable for Capt. Wicks has prevented my Setting out for Quiberon Bay this morning as proposed, least my Journey should be in vain; but should he not be in by tomorrow morning, think of setting out.
Mr. Penet and Self beg your Excuse for not attending to dine with You, but our Letters intended for Cap. Rawlins 7 hope will plead our Excuse, as they have engaged us this morning. We propose doing ourselves the honor of waiting on You at 4 O’Clock this afternoon. With the Utmost respect I am Esteemed Sir Your Most obedient Servant
Nathan Rumsey
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Founders Online u2014 Papers of Benjamin Franklin
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