Georgia Assembly Committee of Correspondence to Benjamin Franklin, May 28, 1770
Savannah in Georgia the 28th. May 1770 Sir We are now to take under Consideration the Instructions of the Assembly respecting a Claim of Lands made by the late Sir…
Savannah in Georgia the 28th. May 1770 Sir We are now to take under Consideration the Instructions of the Assembly respecting a Claim of Lands made by the late Sir…
Savannah in Georgia 23d May 1770 Sir The 11th. Instant we wrote you a Short Line by the Britannia Captain Deane of which you have now a Copy inclosed principally…
May 17th 1770 Esteemed Friend By letters received here yesterday by Falconer, Sparks and Friend the inclination of altering the non importation agreement is discouraged tho I still think some…
[The accounts of Parker’s remittances as comptroller of the Post Office run from May 1, 1769, to May 14, 1770; the sixteen bills of exchange listed total £1,1899 19 s…
Savann[ah in Georgia, 11 May 1770] Sir As we expect a Ship is now at Cockspur Road at the entrance of this River bound for England 7 and as we…
NYork, May 10. 1770 Honoured Sir This only covers the 2d of each of three Setts of Bills of Exchange, the first of which I sent per Lord Hide Packet,…
Georgia Commons House of Assembly Thursday May 10th: 1770 Mr. Graeme 5 from the Committee appointed to draw up such Instructions as may be thought proper to be transmitted to…
[Craven Street, May 10, 1770. Asks for the protest of the bill on W. Cunningham in order to send it to America. 3 Wants to know what happened to the…
4th of May 1770 Sir The following is an Estimate and account of the Peltry and Firr Trade in the District of Michilimakinac made from many Years carefull Observation whilst…
London, March 18. 1770 My dear Child, My Letters are all in Capt. Falconer, but as Capt. Sparks has just been so kind as to call and acquaint me that…