I have just received two letters from Maryland, one from my Uncle Lloyd, the other from my Brother—. I enclose you Copies of them, and earnestly request the favour of you to think if I can take up the money in France as my Friends expect by drawing on them in Maryland—. Shd. you imagine my presence at Paris would make this necessary, I can easily come over—. I beg many pardons for being so very troublesome but you are the only Person who’s advice I can put sufficient confidence in with an affair of so much importance to me—Mrs. Lloyd is at this time in the Straw— She joins with me in best respects—

I am, Dear Sir, your obliged & obt. humble Servant