I, with honner & pleasure imform you of your favr. Received by Mr. Wharton, likways of the Articles thering Mantion’d, Recevd Since of Captn. Joyner without any Messing... also two printed papers of the Dutys of those things; which, you have been So Pleased to Account for for which favr. I Sincerley Aknolige my Self indet. [torn: some letters missing] but am not able at present to Repay, unless obliged to Dispose of Said Articles at a Disadvantage—which I trust your Generosity would not Admit of. I am glad to hear that your worthy Sister is well—likways her Amaible Darther Mrs. Collas, I thank you for your kind favrs. Showed them & me, begg the Continuance of them to me & the familly of whc I have the honner to be Conected.— be a Surred of my Gratitude & Endeavours to Sastisfey you & oth[ers?] in whose fortunate hands, I have had the good luck of falling into, in time of Need.— I wish you, Dear Sire a perfect Injoyment of health & may you long live to full-fiel those Grand purposes for which you was made—wishing you all the blissings that arre to be Expected in life & to all belonging to you.— Concluding with Due Respects your affectionate & Obedient humble Servant—