I beg your acceptance of a Medallion of your Great Predecessor in the high station which you at present so worthily fill, which I have lately had struck off to his memory, and request the favour of your forwarding a couple to the Honourable Bushrod Washington, for himself and Judge Marshall.

Notwithstanding the Date on the Medallion, these are some of the first I have issued.

I believe it is the largest Medal, and in the highest Relief that has been struck off in this country for some time.

If it wou’d not be occupying too much of your time, I shou’d be glad just to be informed of the safe arrival of this small parcel, and am Sir Your Assured Friend