altogether unknown any where. this Causes me to be very Apprehensive that Morrill and his associates will get in- formation of my being here, before the Sheriff reaches him. Phelon has not been this way. I am very unfortunate in not coming up with him. The Board will be pleased to excuse the incorrectness of my Letter as I have not had time to Copy any of them, and it has Appeared necessary to me to furnish the Board with the Steps I take, that in case any thing occurs respecting the Counterfits in any other places they may be regulated by my discoveries. I have the Honor to be I hope Norris may be Watched [monogram] as I find that he has been more Connected with Morrill. and I expect before this time that some person has been sent by M. to him The Honorable The Board of Treasury Gentlemen Boston August 3: 1786 I have this Moment (Seven in the Morning) arived from New Hampshire. Morrill & Gray mentioned in my last Letter were Apprehended, and no Discovery was made in Consequence of the Search of their Papers at Nottingham Square, on the Road to Exeter. Several of the Justices demanded Morrill from the Sheriff, as Morrill had