Benjamin Franklin to George Whitefield, June 19, 1764
Philada. June 19. 1764 Dear Friend I received your Favour of the 21st past, and of the 3d. Instant and immediately sent the inclos’d as directed. 7 Your frequently repeated…
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46,149 lettersPhilada. June 19. 1764 Dear Friend I received your Favour of the 21st past, and of the 3d. Instant and immediately sent the inclos’d as directed. 7 Your frequently repeated…
[April 24, 1764] In the spring of 1764 Franklin opened an account with the London banking firm of Smith, Wright & Gray; 1 he kept it at least moderately active…
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…
Philada. April 21. 1764 Sir Mr. Williams has acknowledg’d the Receipt of the £12 12 s. 0 d. 2 Dr. Allison is out of Town, and not expected home these…
[April 13, 1764] 3 [ First part missing ] K. William. I send you a List of Papers I found entered in Books in 1699 besides these there is a…
Philada. April 12. 1764 Dear Sir We have just now receiv’d the following Advice from Northampton County, viz. One David Owens, a Soldier belonging to the Regulars, but deserted sometime…
Boston, Ap 9. 1764 Sir I am favoured with yours of the 28th of March 2 and have ordered £12 12 s. philadelphia currency to be paid to Mr. Williams…
Philada. March 31. 1764 Dear Sir, I wrote to you pretty largely on the 14th Instant, 4 and yesterday a small Letter 5 enclosing a Newspaper, with the late Proceedings…
Philada. March 30. 1764 Dear Friend, I begin to think it long since I had the Pleasure of hearing from you. 9 Enclos’d is one of our last Gazettes, 1…
Philada. March 29. 1764 Dear Sir In my last 3 I inform’d you that the Agreement between the Governor and Assembly was not likely long to continue. The enclos’d Paper…
Philada. March 28. 1764 Sir I am favour’d with yours of the 17th. 5 with the Letters return’d concerning Sturgeon. 6 I lately sent you a good Receipt for Pickling,…
Inner Temple 26 Jany 1764 Dear Sir I have wrote to you by every Packet that has sailed and one that has not, I mean that of the present Month,…
Leb: 25 Jany 1764. Honored Sir You Will Pardon this Trouble and My Freedom In using your Name When I inform you that Mr. Webster 4 for Whom is the…
Boston, Jan 23. 1764 Sir I am favoured with yours of the 11th inst. 6 and am much obliged to you for the trouble you have given yourself of sending…
January 20, 1764. May it please your Honour , We have taken into our Consideration your Honour’s Message of the Sixteenth Instant, with the Letters therein referred to, and are…
Boston, Janry: 18. 1764 Sir I am very glad to hear you got home Safe with your Daughter and Mr. Foxcroft without any further accident; and hope your arm has…
[Philadelphia, January 16, 1764] Sir In my last 3 I wrote you that Mr. Foxcroft, my Colleague, was gone to Virginia where and in Maryland some offices are yet unsettled.…
Philada. Jan. 16. 1764 Dear Sir I have just now receiv’d your Favour of Nov. 12. 4 and hear the Packet is to return directly from New York, while I…
Philada. Jan. 11. 1764 Sir Having heard nothing from Virginia concerning your Son, 3 I have at length thought the best and surest Way of bringing him safely here, will…
[January 10, 1764] Benjamin Franklin , and John Foxcroft , Esquires, Post-Masters-General of all His Majesty’s Provinces and Dominions on the Continent of North-America . To All to whom these…