[Copy] Philadelphia September 17 1784 Sir A wish to make the instances as numerous as possible, has hitherto prevented me from representing to the proper authority the frauds that have been practiced by General [undecipherable] in the [undecipherable] of Negroes — and I [strikethrough: expected] hoped you would before this time have been able to procure more of his Depositions, which will be the only means by which the people holding them can come at justice — I have not had an opportunity to request Congress to allow these people a proper consideration, which will certainly be the case, when the whole transaction is represented to that — [that] Body — I have to return you my particular thanks for your renewed trouble you have already taken in this business, and request, that if any thing further is to be obtained that I may too be informed of it — I am with regard, Sir Your Ob't Serv^t [Address:] Judge W. Henry, Lancaster