I wrote you a considerable time ago and then enclosed a state, how accounts stood between us at that time, in order that you might see the credits and examine, the charges of Interest, and the mode adopted which I beleive to be right.

I hope that letter got safe to your hands; your not writing me, I imputed to your having business of more consequence to attend to, and so many calculations &c might require more time to examine than you could at that time spare.

I am happy at the prospect of your being chosen to the highest office in the United States; I think, and hope there is no doubt now remaining. I am with sincere Esteem

Dear Sir Your Most humle Servt.