William Langhorne letter to John Norton, 1770 July 20
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Warwick County July 20, 1770
Sir,
I Recd. my Goods by Capt. Robertson which are Dear
bought in geaneral but Especially the Bearskin
which by the advice of your Son have Return'd with a
Sample & Shop note Inclose'd should have returnd the shalloon
If there had not been some trifle of it used unknown to me
Have Inclosed a piece of that also to Let you see In what
Manner your Woollin Draper Imposes on you & your
Friends, Am sorry its not in my power to Consign
you any toba this year the gust destroyed the great
est part of my Crop. the Returns that I would chuse for
the Bearskin youl find underwrote which may be sent
In a package with Mr. Wm Carys Goods to York. Your Com
pliance will Oblidge your Hble Servt.
Will: Langhorne
WL
4½ yds of Bath Coteing 6/4 which Let be good
5 yds Shalloon to suit it
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To
Mesrs John Norton & Son
Merchts. in London
p Brilliant
Capt. Robertson
Virga. 20th July 1770
William Langhorne
Rec'd 23d Septr. Exd.
Goods entd. pa: 279
ansd. the 9 March 1771
p Goosley