David Hall to Benjamin Franklin, April 24, 1758
Philadelphia 24th April 1758 Dear Sir Yours of December the 9th. 3 I receiv’d per the Packet, by which was glad to hear of your Recovery. I am sorry you…
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46,149 lettersPhiladelphia 24th April 1758 Dear Sir Yours of December the 9th. 3 I receiv’d per the Packet, by which was glad to hear of your Recovery. I am sorry you…
Craven Street, April 21. 58 Sir I approve very much of engaging Dr. Hay. 1 I know not whether he will chuse to appear for us before the Attorney and…
London, April 20, 1758. Receiv’d of Benjamin Franklin, Esqr; the Sum of Forty Pounds, to be accounted for to the Province of Pennsylvania. 7 per me. Richd. Partridge £40: 0:…
London April 6th: 1758. Sir We did, as we before told you, 2 without any delay on our parts, cause Cases to be drawn up, stating the several Matters in…
London, January 14, 1758. Dear Debby, I wrote a very long letter to you lately, two whole sheets full, containing answers to all yours received during my sickness. 8 I…
Craven Street, Jan. 13, 1758 Sir Please to send by the Bearer, Pere Charlevoix’s History of the French Settlement in America. 7 Yours &c. B Franklin
London, Jan. 11. 1758. I thank you for your Account of the Aurora. 4 A very considerable one appear’d here the same Evening, being Saturday, Nov. 12. I did not…
Philadelphia, 6th Jany. 1758 Sir My last to you was by the Mercury, Capt. Robinson, 1 in which I promised to remit you by the next Vessel; and accordingly, you…
Craven-street, Jan. 6, 1758. Sir, I return Mr. Mitchell’s paper on the strata of the earth 9 with thanks. The reading of it, and perusal of the draft that accompanies…
Cravenstreet, Jan. 3. 58. Revd. Sir, I send you herewith the Extract of Mr. Sturgeon’s Letter, 7 which I mentioned to you. He is, among us, esteemed a good Man,…
Thursday Morn: [1757–1759] 3 Mrs. Lloyd Mrs. Morris and Mr. Lloyd present their Compliments to Mrs. Stevenson and Mr. Franklyns, and desire the Favour of their Company this afternoon to…
Dover-Street [1757–1759] 1 Mr. Knight’s compliments to Mr. Franklin and Mr. William Franklin and desires the favor of their company at dinner on tuesday next the 27th.
[1757–1762] 5 Dear Sir Your tow last Favours gave me a satisfaction better felt then expressed: Indeed I have often longed to Chatt to you in some of those Happy…
[1757–1762] Allen England and his Brother Joseph England are proprietors of certain Tracts of Land scituate upon Christiana Creek in the County of Newcastle, Quantity 1300 Acres their Title to…
Washington 4. May 1827. My dear Nephew— I have received your Letter of the 23d ulto. with much pleasure, and now enclose a copy of the Discourse of Mr Wirt,…
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Washington 31. Decr 1826. My dear George May the blessing of God, whose justice is remembered at the close of your last Letter rest upon you through the year about…
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