[From Col. [undecipherable] ° [undecipherable] 1784] [18389] Sir I have done myself the honor of [w]aiting on you twice but was not happy enough to find you at Home I would be very much oblig'd to You to inform when I can see you and in what forwardness my desire live towards their [S]ettle[ment] with — I could wish you would be so kind as to allow them as far as you approve the Vouchers for the [present?] and inform me of such articles as Remain by letter or otherwise as I have [D]isposition of the Accounts I have understood your Objections by letter — if You have my Subsistance for any time [past?] I should not see you I will thank you to leave it with M^r Elsworth who will give you a Receipt on my Account I am with Esteem Y^r Hble Serv^t [undecipherable] [Rec'd] 5^th 84