N. York July 1^st 1784 Dear Sir Coly and myself are happy the articles sent your Sister, please her, and beg neither you or she would think your [undecipherable] under any obligations to us, for procuring them. [W]e sorry I shall not be able to find the Store by the bearer— A pair, while I had [undecipherable], was brought home to day, but not in time, [undecipherable] his [undecipherable] with the [undecipherable], they were much too large, the mean took them again & promised to have another pair done on Saturday, which I shall forward by the first opportunity. Thank you for [sending?] the other Half — [I] enclose the Certificate you mentioned; if Doctor [Cochran?] is at home tomorrow morning you may [undecipherable] my [undecipherable] with [the?] your [undecipherable] [undecipherable], [undecipherable] the settlement of [undecipherable] among the infinitude of your other settlements— I hope your Sister is in the [undecipherable] — [undecipherable] joins me in wishing her safely through it — also in wishing you much health & prosperity. Your [faithful?] [friend?] E. Conly [undecipherable] Price 8.19