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from the measures that are carried on in concert between
them for frequent Intercourses of literary Correspondence
of wch. it will give me great pleasure to avail myself
of the means it may affords me us of writing & receiving
Letters to & from each other by favour of the Channel
through which I flatter myself this will find its
way to you.
In a Letter I wrote to reced lately from my Eldest Son he
mentions his Intention of returning to England
sometime by Land as soon as the winter Roads are
formed, & when ever he dos I shall strongly
recommend it to him to take Berlin in his way
home, wch I hope he will do, & the more so as I
acquainted him with the obliging Letter I had reced
from you & of your being so agreably setled there
wch I am persuaded will operate more effectively forceably
upon him as an Inducement than any other
circumstance I cod mention to him.
He gives me to understand that Prince P—
has actually sold his Estate at Critchoff & purchased
another nearer to Krementchuck, the consequence
of wch. will be that my Son Saml. must abandon
whatever concerns he had there, tho' I hope
not to his prejudice as that wod be a manifest
Injustice — as considering that the Improvements he has made upon
that Estate must have greatly enhanced the Value
of it in the Price the Prince will receive for the purchase
of it — but I flatter myself that there is the less
reason to suspect my Son will be a Sufferer from the
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