Wythe to John Norton, 17 June 1772

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George Wythe thanks John Norton for sending him a business estimate, but informs him he cannot afford most of what is mentioned. He also shares with Norton that Norton's son, John Hatley Norton, visited him recently.

Letter text

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Dear Sir,

I am much obliged to you for the estimate you was so good as to send me by capt. Robinson, which I received this morning. The articles exceeded what I can afford; and therefore I shall content myself without most of them if not all. My friend J.H.N. was at our house two days since, and seemed to be in good health. I am

Your well wisher,
and humble servant
G. Wythe
17th of June,
1772

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To
John Norton, esq;
Merchant in
London


Virga 17 June 1772
George Wythe
Recd ? 19 Nov


Ans the March 1773
HM? Esten?

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