[undecipherable] My Dear Sir, New Haven 29. April 1784 I have rec'd yours of the 2^d Inst — very glad you have taken such steps as will bring my letter before Congress, as it gives me an opportunity of acting upon it any [undecipherable] — I write by this post to M. Sherman, & expect there will [undecipherable: line partially obscured] [undecipherable] my [undecipherable] appears clear & honest, of which I am satis[undecipherable: probable reading "satisfied"] there is no [undecipherable] [undecipherable] from any quarter — I send the letter with your [undecipherable: probable reading "sentiments"] on it, [undecipherable] which Dear Sir, accept my thanks — may need [undecipherable] before the [undecipherable] May, as M. Sherman will, [on?] returning home, & I may not have [undecipherable] done me — As to my health, I just [undecipherable] but feebly — The [undecipherable] if I receive at this [undecipherable] & weather [undecipherable] — When the [undecipherable] I am better — more to day as it seems — [undecipherable: probable reading "May"] God preserve us Yours J. Wetmore [M. Pierce]