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Yates to Collins, Watson and Ponsonby, Oct. 20 1780

Virga. Fredsburg Octor. 20th 1780

Messer. Collins Watson & Ponsonby
Gent.
I have just at hand your favour of 11th Septr. and advice of the safe arrival of the Negro Boy Robin in James River -- I know not how to express at present my sense of your kindness & trouble in this matter but if happier times by an honourable accomodation arrive, you may be assured I will endeavour to return them - at present I am unconnected in foreign business, for which this place is in not [sic] favourably situated when so much depends on dispatch
Your obliged & very obed. servt.
Chs. Yates
at St. Kitts

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[Charles Yates Letterbook, 1773-1783 The Harrison Institute and Small Special Collections Library, University of Virginia #3807 (micro M 570-P)]

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