To Christopher Hopper Date: LIVERPOOL, March 21, 1773. MY DEAR BROTHER, You have saved us an hundred pounds with regard to the house at Bradford. An hundred pounds less shall serve there, which may be applied to better purposes. So you may use your free thoughts on any other head (directing to Dublin) when you please. It is certain there has been little management at the Orphan House, or you would not have been a penny in debt. However, do all you can in your own way toward discharging the General Debt. I do not know where Peggy Dale could have made a better choice She was married March 4 to Edward Avison. See heading to letter of June 1, 1765. Peace be with your spirits! I am Your affectionate friend and brother.