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title:“George Mason to John Fitzgerald”
authors:George Mason
date written:1784-9-7
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Mason, George. "Letter to John Fitzgerald." The Papers of George Mason. Vol. 2. Ed. Robert A. Rutland. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1970. 805-06. Print.
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source:		 Recipient's Copy, Walter New York State Library, Albany, N.Y. Eastburn, East Orange, New York State Library, Albany, N.Y..J, sold this letter to an anonymous collector in 1963

George Mason to John Fitzgerald (September 7, 1784)

Gunston-Hall Septr. 7th. 1784
D[EA]R SIR
The four Hhd's Tobo. you mentioned paying me for Mr. Robt. Adam, in your favour of the 3oth of Augt. having been legally inspected, I presume will suit Mr. Rutland, &come within the meaning of my contract with him, as well as if they had remained in the Public Warehouse. I will mention it, the first time I see him, & let you know.
What you say of expecting the Warehouse Rent being repaid, if it relates only to the public Warehouse charges, which you have paid, is unobjectionable; but if it relates to the Rent of the private Warehouse, where the Tobo. is now stored, or any other incidental charges; it wou'd be clear Loss to me of so much; as any other legal Tobo. will equally answer my purpose. I am Dr. Sir Yr. most obdt. Sert.
G MASON

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