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Brunswick

19. March 1759

My Lord,

I take this Opportunity of my Sons going to his Post at Gibraltar to inclose the Duplicate of my last Letter to your Lordship lest it might have miscarried, as I have no Answers to my former Letters to your Lordship or Mr. Child, I apprehend mine have miscarried, and beg leave to introduce my Son to you for your favour and Countenance; and refer your Lordship to him for a fuller Information of the Affairs of this Province, which If we have a glorious Peace after driving the French from this Continent, and our Boundary Line is once fixt, I hope all the back Country will be soon settled—I hope your Lordship will acquaint my Son with any of your Commands to me wherein I can serve you or the publick Interest of this Province. I hope still to preserve your favour and Friendship, and am with the greatest Respect

My Lord

your Lordships

most obedient and

most humble Servant

Arthur Dobbs

No. Carolina—
Brunswick 19th. March 1759.
Govr. Dobbs—
Rd. July 23d.