Difference between revisions of "Wythe to Bushrod Washington, 9 December 1787"
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| − | + | I thank you for returning to me the letter of the 6th of august last. for your attendance on me i do not demand any thing. nor do i wish to receive any thing on the other account mentioned in my last and two former letters, if you be not satisfied that the tobacco was due to [[James Madison, Bishop|mr Madison]]. i hope you will not put yourself to the least inconvenience in this affair. i am sorry that i suffered some unkind syllables to escape me in that letter of the 6th of august; and shall wish for opportunities to convince you, that notwithstanding what hath passed, I am, with dissembled respect, | |
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| − | the promisory note is inclosed, lest I should mislay it. < | + | sir, |
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| + | your obedient servant<br /> | ||
| + | [[George Wythe|G. Wythe]]<br /> | ||
| + | 9 dec. 1787 | ||
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| + | the promisory note is inclosed, lest I should mislay it. | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
| + | *[[Wythe to Bushrod Washington, January 1785]] | ||
| + | *[[Wythe to Bushrod Washington, 3 December 1785]] | ||
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Letter text
Sir,
I thank you for returning to me the letter of the 6th of august last. for your attendance on me i do not demand any thing. nor do i wish to receive any thing on the other account mentioned in my last and two former letters, if you be not satisfied that the tobacco was due to mr Madison. i hope you will not put yourself to the least inconvenience in this affair. i am sorry that i suffered some unkind syllables to escape me in that letter of the 6th of august; and shall wish for opportunities to convince you, that notwithstanding what hath passed, I am, with dissembled respect,
sir,
your obedient servant
G. Wythe
9 dec. 1787the promisory note is inclosed, lest I should mislay it.
