John and Thomas Wynne letter to John Norton, 1768 August 23

John and Thomas Wynne letter to John Norton, 1768 August 23

John and Thomas Wynne letter to John Norton, merchant in London, England. The Wynnes write concerning the two hogsheads of tobacco they have sent Norton and to let him know they received the goods he had sent. They hope he will get them a good price for their tobacco.

MS 1936.3.124
Folder 11

Special Collections, John D. Rockefeller Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

Wynne, Thomas

Ink on paper

Recto

Virgina 23 August 1768

M^r. John Norton

Sir,

Wee receved yours of the 31 March last with our goods
wee here Inclose Two bills Lading for four hogsheads Tobacco.
Onbord y^e Ship Brilliant, Cap^t. Robertson, Two my Sons Tho^s Wynne
and Two my one, as p bills of Lading, which wee hope youl do
the best you can for us in y^e Sale of them. wee have not to add
but our respects, & Am Sir your ; humble Servts.

John Wynne
Tho^s. Wynne

Verso

To
M^r. John Norton
Merchant in
London.

p the Brilliant
Capt Robertson

Virginia Aug^st. 23^d 1768
Jn^o. & Tho^s.
Rec'd 24^th Octobert
p Capt. Robertson

Tho^s. Wynne C^r. £10.7
Jn Wynne                   78.5.3
Ans^d. the March 1769
p Briliant
toboth Seperately