Thomas Barclay to William Temple Franklin (unpublished)
Bordeaux 10th. Feby 1785.
Dear Sir

It was with great pleasure I heard of your returning from England in health for the Continuation of which and for Your happiness you have My sincere good wishes. In settling M. Bondfields acco.with the Public I find he Charges for the Following wines purchased for Accounts of Doctor Franklin—

2 hhd. Claret sent to Paris
in Sepr. 1779565..16..0
5 Cases of wine to Paris
at same time345..9..—
3 hhd. sent to America
in Decr. 17811488..10—

As these are Not Public objects, and M. Bondfield has No Vouchers for them, you will let me know by a line by return of post if I am to admit them, and direct to the Care of Mess: French & Nephew, Make My Most respectful Compliments acceptable to Docr. Franklin, tell me if I Can do any thing here for you or any of your friends and belive Me sincerely and affectionately Your Very obed Servant.

Thos Barclay

Addressed: William Temple Franklin Esqr. / Passy near / Paris
Notation: T. Barclay 14 Feb. 85
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