Robert Clark Jacob letter to John Norton & Son, 1772 May 4

Robert Clark Jacob letter to John Norton & Son, 1772 May 4

Robert Clark Jacob letter to John Norton & Son, merchants of London, England. Jacob writes that he is inclosing an invoice for goods and a bill of exchange to cover the expense. This letter is a copy of the letter he sent on February 3rd.

MS1936.3.648
Folder 58

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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Northampton May 4^th, 1772

Mess^rs.
John Norton & Son

Gentlemen

On the recommendation of M^r Nath. Ly^to. Savage
I have Inclosed you a small Invoice for some Articles which
youll please to Ship me by the first Ship incloosed is a
Bill of Exchange for £30 Sterling which expect will
be sufficent this Is the Second Letter I have Rote on the Same
Acct. for Fear the First Has Not Come to Hand -

I am
Gentlemen
Your Hum^le. Ser^t
Robert Clark Jacob

Address

To
Mess^rs. John Norton & Son
Merchants
London

By Captain
Atkinson

Virg^a the 4^th May 1772
Rob^t Clarke Jacob
Rec^d. the 25^th June Exd
(Coppy)
Duplicate of an Order
for Goods -