Letter
Benjamin Franklin to Le Couteulx & Cie, July 2, 1783
Benjamin Franklin informs Messrs Le Couteulx that Robert Morris has overdrawn on funds beyond what Franklin can supply, risking protest of bills by Mr. Grand. He urges them to honor Morris's drafts or provide funds to prevent financial embarrassment and protect the interests of the United States. Franklin requests their assistance in managing these payments promptly.