Addressed to "The honble / General Varnum / Philadelphia."
With trace of a seal.
Docketed.
This item is part of a collection of letters and documents concerning the siege of Yorktown and the surrender of Cornwallis; see main record for MA 488-489 for more information.
Informing him of his victory at Eutaw Springs; congratulating him on their happy prospects in Virginia; praising George Washington: "General Washington is a most fortunate as well as a great and good Man. He will be the deliverer of his own Country, how pleasing the task, how honorable the business. Nations shall rise up and call him blessed"; asking if he has had any family news from Rhode Island.