Adams Papers

To John Adams from Henry Grand, 29 January 1781

From Henry Grand

Paris Jany 29th. 1781

Sir

By order and for Account of M. Fr. Dana I am to credit your Account for 2658.16.10 which I have already done, and said Money will rest at your Disposal.1 Said Gentleman has likewise remitted me 4 Loan office Bills amounting to 2390. for your Account also, and for which you will have credit when in cash.

No Body has yet drawn on me, Sir for the Madeira Wine I have in my Cellar belonging to you, and could wish however to have the Invoice of said Wine to enable me to give it any apreciation for Sale, in case Purschasers should present themselves.2

I am with due Respect Your most obt hbl st

Grand

RC (Adams Papers).

1See Francis Dana’s letter of [31 Jan.], below. This transfer of funds caused considerable confusion in JA’s account. The matter was not finally settled until Henry Grand’s letter of 31 May 1782 (Adams Papers).

2For the wine, see vol. 10:414–415.

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