Herewith th[r]ough the politeness of Mr Quincy you will receive the <[. . .]> Coins for your son. I regret that some of them are not recently coined. None such have been issued lately from the mint. Your Son Thomas’s friend Mr Erving has paid me for them.

Permit me to Congratulate you upon your Son John’s honourable Appointment to a Seat upon the bench of the United States. It gives great Satisfaction in Our city.

Accept of a Copy of my introductory letters which I have committed to the care of Mr Quincy.

Health, and respect! from / Dear Sir ever yours