Letter from Josiah Bartlett to the New Hampshire Committee of Safety

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JOSIAH BARTLETT TO THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE COMMITTEE OF SAFETY.

Philadelphia, November 27, 1775.

GENTLEMEN: Being in great haste when I sealed my last letter to you, I inadvertently omitted the enclosed letter

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I should be very glad to be informed of all the circumstances of our publick affairs. I think that a particular knowledge of them would often be of very great advantage. But as I now hope I shall set out for New-Hampshire in a fortnight or three weeks, I expect I shall not be able to hear from you after you receive this till my return, unless, contrary to my present hopes, I shall be detained here for the winter.

I am, Gentlemen, your friend and humble servant,

JOSIAH BARTLETT.

To the Committee of Safety for New-Hampshire.