Albany March 22^d. 1794. Sir I am apprehensive that You have not receiv'd a Letter I Wrote to You Some times in the beginning inst. this I expect Will Come to hand. here You Will find enclosed My Voucher for Salary for Jan^y feb^y and march. I Will thank You Sir, to forward to Col. fish a Draft for the Nine Months of Wages Due to me at the Latter end of this Month, as I Stand in Need of them. We had the News in Albany that the fever raged again Lately in Philadelphia which I hope is not true. as You are in the Place, I Will thank You for Little information. I Wish You Well, and believe me Sir Your most obedient humble Servant Colvin Joseph Howell Esq^r P.S. I have made My Req^t to Col. fish, if You Will be So Good as to Send Draft to him Some time in the beginning of April, he Will [undecipherable] forward it to me, I think that to be the Best Way. [from Colvin Col. March 22. 1794]