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Robert Treat Paine Papers, Volume 2

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To Richard Cranch

20 April 1757

From James Freeman

7 May 1757
To Eunice Paine
RTP Paine, Eunice
May 4th. 1757 Dear Eunice,

I expect to send this by Mr. Palmer with yr. Elix. Nerv. Dr. Sprague says it is good for you, & ask'd if you continued drinking Salt Water wch. he says will be very beneficial. I forgot to ask you wn. there, but if you can drink it I believe it will be best; I should have been with you before this but the Court adjourning to Fryday next I can't be sworn in till then, at wch. time I shall commence Lawyer.1 I have sued the Hingamites if they come to you send them to me. I should come on Saturday but I must take Physic for my Carcass require assistance. If you have seen Cranch's Letter2 to me about the Comet I by this oppertunity send an Answer. I left 18£ for you: you must get well quick. I think of Nothing else but that I am your pretty little Brother,

R.T.P.

RC ; addressed: "To Miss Eunice Paine Weymouth"; endorsed.

1.

According to his diary, RTP was admitted as attorney to the Suffolk bar on May 6.

2.

Not located.