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| − | The agreeable conversation and polite manners of mr. Hylton, the gentleman who will deliver this, are such as i doubt not will justify my recommendation of him to your acquaintance. I wish you and your connexion every felicity, your sincere friend G Wythe. <br /> | + | The agreeable conversation and polite manners of mr. Hylton, the gentleman who will deliver this, are such as i doubt not will justify my recommendation of him to your acquaintance. I wish you and your connexion every felicity, your sincere friend [[George Wythe|G Wythe]]. <br /> |
Richmond, 23d of October, 1792. | Richmond, 23d of October, 1792. | ||
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Hon. Mr. Tucker Mr. Hylton, Williamsburgh
<endorsed> Mr. Wythe
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[Oct 23 1792]
My dear Sir,
The agreeable conversation and polite manners of mr. Hylton, the gentleman who will deliver this, are such as i doubt not will justify my recommendation of him to your acquaintance. I wish you and your connexion every felicity, your sincere friend G Wythe.
Richmond, 23d of October, 1792.
