Cary Goosley letter to John Norton & Son, 1771 July 1

Cary Goosley letter to John Norton & Son, 1771 July 1

Cary Goosley letter to John Norton & Son, merchants of London and Yorktown. Goosley writes concerning a bill of exchange to be credited to himself, his brother George's debt and John Hatley Norton's health.

MS1936.3.457
Folder 42

John Norton and Sons Papers, MS 1936.3

Cary Goosley letter to John Norton & Son, 1771 July 1

Ink on paper

Page 1

Virginia, July 1. 1771.

Gentlemen,

Inclosed you have Rid^d Emmis Ex^a.
on Rob^t. Cary Esq^r. & C^o. for £33.18..6. Sterl^g. which
please to receive & place to my Credit, Our
June Meeting of Merchants is put off to the 15^th
of July which occasions my not sending you
any Bills on my Brothers account but you
may depend on the sum before mentioned
to you by my Brother George; who will
certainly sail by the 20th Ins^t. as he has now
upwards of 400 hhds onboard & Craft out for the
the whole of his Load. I am Gentⁿ.
Your most Ob^t
Cary Goosley.

P.S. M^r JHN. is up at the
Mountains for his health
we heard from him a few
Days Since when he was very
well.

Mess^rs. John Norton & Son

Address leaf

To
Mess^rs. John Norton & Son
Merchants in
London

p Cap Emmis
Q.D.C.

Virginia 1 July 1771
Cary Goosley Ex'd
Rec^d. 10 July 1771

Ans^d the 22 Feb^y p Goosley
before omitted