THOS. HULME.

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Philadelphia, 18th June, 1834.

To Mr. JOHN HULME.

Dear John,

The bearer, Mr. Robert Heywood, is from the town of Bolton, in our

native county and is on a tour of pleasure to see this great and good

country. Thee will show to him the L. & P. Canal and thee will give him

some idea of the quantity of merchandise which now passes through it,

compared with the merchandise on the river ten years since. Thee can

make him acquainted with some of the good men in Louisville not

forgetting our good old country folks Mr. & Mrs. Keats, to whom give my

best respects. Thee will make him acquainted with some of the best

offices, of the best steamboats on the river, so that he may be well

treated. Thee will also give him good advice so as to enable him to

avoid as much evil and to enjoy as much comfort and happiness as

possible, and by so doing thee will oblige very much thy truly

affectionate father

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