[Sept. 10. 1784 To Ebe. Jackson Esqr] Phil^a Sept. 10. 1784 N° 1. Your N° 1. I have to acknowledge the receipt of [undecipherable] as I do not know where this letter will find you. I do now inclose some papers which I shall take the first safe conveyance in Advizing — It appears to me that you will find Halifax the proper place for your business, which when determined on, I hope to be informed in what manner I shall direct my letters to prevent a failure. — I am sorry that your letters of introduction will be of no consequence to you; if I met with any of the delegates of the State, I will endeavour to remedy this inconvenience — Ebe. Jackson Esquire.