David Jameson letter to John Norton, 1772 February 20

David Jameson letter to John Norton, 1772 February 20

David Jameson, merchant of York County, Virginia, to John Norton, merchant of London, England concerning the shipment of tobacco and a bill in favor of William Reynolds.

MS1936.3.626
Folder 56

John Norton and Sons Papers, MS 1936.3

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

Ink on paper

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York Virg^a Febry 20^th. 1772

D^r Sir

Inclosed is B Lading for the hogd of
Hanover Tobacco which Cap Robertson left out I hope Cap
White will be able to deliver it to you in good order. The
chief purpose of this is to inclose George Booths first Bill on
Mess^rs. Hunts in favour of M^r. W^m. Reynolds for 111.15.5. Ster^l.. When
M^r Reynolds went to the Northward he left an order with me on
M^r Booth & desired when the Bill was rec^d. I would remitt it
to you on his Acco^t.. as I now do     I am with esteem

D^r. Sir
Your mo. Obed^t. Serv^t.
David Jameson

Address

To
Mess^rs. John Norton & Son
Merch^ts. in
London

Docket

Viriginia 20^th Feb^ry 1772
David Jameson
Rec^d 14 April

Ans^d the 30^th. April Ex'd
p Cap^t. Mitchell