[from David Myers d^d March 6. 1795 R^d March 16. 1795] [seal] [M^r Samuel Hodgdon Conducted them at his own expence D^o Philadelphia] Sir As I recpted of the the Horses Statined at my House agreeable to your Receipt, and as I have heard nothing Since I recpted of them what is to become of them and as I have had them on keeping agreeable to your letter and has kept them at a Minutes warning Since, I therefore would be Desious that you would by the first Opportunity inform me how I am to act with regard to them and what [underline: Shall become] of them as have had them now Six Months and I Mean to Charge no more than One Dollar P^r. Day for both Horses which I think you have no reason to Complain of being overcharged I therefore Continue to keep them at the same rate till I receive acc^t. from you how to act further be pleased to let me know particularly what I am to do with them and am Sir with the highest respect your most Obedient and humb^le Berlon March 6^th 1795 David Myers M^r Samuel Hodgdon