1From Benjamin Franklin to J.F. Frin & Co., 13 March 1780 (Franklin Papers)
Copy: Library of Congress I beg pardon for detaining your Bills so long. It was occasioned by the greatest number we happened then to have upon hand, and the time necessary to examine them all. Yours are now sent to Mr. Grands, accepted as of the Day on which they were presented; excepting the Two drawn in favour of Nath. Terry for 18. Dollars, and nath Brown for 36. Those Gentlemen, cannot...
2From Benjamin Franklin to J.F. Frin & Co., 28 December 1779 (Franklin Papers)
Copy: Library of Congress I return your 49 Bills accepted, as of the Day on which they were presented. The obligations of Congress, mentioned to you by Messrs. Cromelin and fils ought not to have been brought to Europe, their Operation is in America and they must be returned thither and produced annually to the Treasurer in order to receive the interest. As the Obligations are if I am not...
3From Benjamin Franklin to J.F. Frin & Co., 18 July 1781 (Franklin Papers)
Copy: Library of Congress Je reçois dans l’Instant, Messrs. votre Lettre d’hier. J’ai examiné mes Livres de noveau et je trouve qu’effectivement la 4me. de la Traite en Question a été acceptée le 12. May 81. presentée par M. Le Ray de Chaumont. Comme vous avèz entre vos Mains, Messieurs, la premiere de la dite Traite que j’ai refusé d’accepter, ayant dejà rempli cette formalité à l’Egard de la...