Your favor of the 10th. is at hand particular circumstances relative to mr Randolph’s mill seat had obliged me to communicate to him confidentially the interest I had acquired in the opposite one. I have therefore referred to him to consider with respect to his own as well as my interests whether it will be necessary to take down Henderson’s dam before I come home, and if he thinks proper to have it done. I have also desired him to advise with you if necessary as to the [. . .]ings preventing mr Henderson from annexing to his [. . .] a right to a mill which belongs so much more justly to the whole tract. I shall be at home myself the last week of July, before which it seems probable the court will not have decided on the right. accept my best wishes & friendly salutations