Anthony Todd to Benjamin Franklin, March 12, 1763
General Post Office the 12 of March 1763 Gentlemen The Accomptant General of this Office, having now finished his observations (for which I prepared you in my other Letter of…
General Post Office the 12 of March 1763 Gentlemen The Accomptant General of this Office, having now finished his observations (for which I prepared you in my other Letter of…
General Post Office the 12th. of March 1763 Gentlemen His Majesty’s Post Master General 6 having been pleased, at the same time, They have thought fit to lay down the…
Kensington March 11. 1763 Dear Sir It was with great pleasure I h[eard of] your safe and happy arrival at Philadelphia; and [hearti]ly congratulate you and the dear Partakers of…
Philada. March 8. 1763. Dear Sir, The enclos’d is a Copy of my last. 2 The Preliminaries of Peace, on which I congratulate you, are since come to hand, and…
London, March 2d. 1763. Sir, Our worthy Friend, Mr. Small, 7 is so kind as to undertake to convey to you and to Dr. Eliot, 8 the first Volume of…
Perth-Amboy, Feb. 26. 1763 Dear Sir, Your Favour of the 14th. Instant, 5 I met on the Road in my Journey to this Place with my Son, who joins with…
Philada. Dec. 11. 1762 Dear Sir I thank you for your kind Congratulations. 3 It gives me Pleasure to hear from an old Friend, it will give me much more…
[December 11, 1762] I thank you for your kind congratulations on my return to my family and country. It gives me great pleasure to hear that you are married and…
Philada. Dec. 9. 1762 9 Dear Sir, I thank you for your kind Congratulations on my Son’s Promotion and Marriage. If he makes a good Governor and a good Husband…
Philada. Dec. 8, 1762 Mr. Nairne, I forget whether I paid you for the Magnet. Let me know. If you can make a Thermometer agreable to the enclos’d Directions, please…