FO-From Benjamin Franklin to Richard Bache, 27 June 1780.md

FO-From Benjamin Franklin to Richard Bache, 27 June 1780

5 reprints from 1780-06-27 to 1870-01-01

FO-From Benjamin Franklin to Richard Bache, 27 June 1780

by Franklin, Benjamin

From unknown source

1780-06-27

, Passy, June 27. 1780. I have just received yours of may 2. with the Newspapers which you sent by M. Mease. He sent them up from the L’Orient, not coming to Paris himself. I have desired that you might send me the German Newspapers, but I suppose the Letters did not get to hand. Pray take them in, and send them by Duplicates. They will much oblige some of my friends among the foreign ministers— I wish also to have some Graffs of the Newtown-Pippin when it is Seasonable to cut them. They may be sent in a Tin Case solder’d up tight. When I was last in Philadelphia, Mr. Miller printed a little Book, containing a Number of Phrases of the Delaware Indian Language: I want a Copy of that. Send one by two or three different Ships, that I may be more sure of receiving them. You have never given me a particular account of the State in which you found my Papers that were entrusted to the Care of M. Galloway. There were among them 8. Volumes of manuscript Collections concerning Agriculture, manufactures, Commerce, &c which I much valu’d. They cost me 60£ Sterling. There were also all the Books of my Letters containing my publick and private Correspondence during my Residence in England. I wish to know whether these are left or taken away.— I shall Show every Civility in my Power to the Persons you recommend, particularly Messrs. Fox and Foulk. If the Reg

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FO-From Benjamin Franklin to Richard Bache, 27 June 1780

by Franklin, Benjamin

From unknown source

1780-06-27

. of deux Ponts, or its Col. & Lieut. Colonel should come into your Parts, I recommend earnestly those two Gentlemen to your best Services. They are sons of a Lady my very dear Friend, Madame la Comtesse de Forbach, Dowager of the late Prince de deux ponts, whose Nephew I formerly recommended to you. I have wrote all about Ben in my Letter to Sally. We continue well, & I am ever Your affectionate father B Franklin

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From The Historical Magazine, and Notes and Queries Concerning the Antiquities, History, and Biography of America (1857-1875)

1870-01-01 · Boston

Passy, June 27, 1780. Dear Srr, Thave just received yours of May 2, with the Newspapers which you sent by M. Mease. He sent them up from the Z’ Orient, not coming to Paris himself. I have desired that you might send me the German Newspapers, but I suppose the Letters did not get tohand. Pray take them in and send them by Duplicates. They will much oblige some of my friends among the foreign ministers. I wish also to have some

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From The Historical Magazine, and Notes and Queries Concerning the Antiquities, History, and Biography of America (1857-1875)

1870-01-01 · Boston

Graffs of the Newtown Pippin, when it is season- able to cut them. They may be sent in a Tin Case solder’d up tight. When I was last in Philadelphia, Mr. Miller printed a little Book, | containing a Number of Phrases of the Dela- ware Indian Language. I want a Copy of that. Send me by two or three different Ships that I | may be more sure of receiving them. You have never given me a particular account of the State in which you found my Papers that were entrusted to the care of Mr. Galloway. There were among them 8 Volumes of Manuscript Collections concerning Agriculture, Manufac- tures, ‘Commerce, &c which I much valued. They cost me £60 sterling. There were also all the Books of my Letters containiug my publik and private Correspondence during my Residence in England, I wish to know whether these are left or taken away. I shall show every Civility in my Power to the persons you recommend, particularly Mess"* Fox and Foulk. If the Regi

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From The Historical Magazine, and Notes and Queries Concerning the Antiquities, History, and Biography of America (1857-1875)

1870-01-01 · Boston

m‘of deux Ponts, or its Col. & Lieut Colonel should come into your Parts, I recommend ear- nestly those two Gentlemen to your best Services. They are sons of a Lady my very dear Friend, — Madame la Comtesse de Forback, Dowager of the late Prince de deux ponts, whom I formerly recommended to you. I have wrote all about Ben in my Letter to Sally. We continue well, & I am ever Your affectionate father B. FRANKLIN.

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