D^r Sir. N^o 241. Annapolis 1^st Jan^y 1799 The Count de Mosliens observations on the Assurisk side were transmitted to you in my letter dated early in last month. Not having been favored with y^r answer, I take the liberty of transmitting a copy of his sentiments. The Count is anxiously waiting your determination— To what I have said on his favor I can add nothing. He is in my opinion — man of strict honor and integrity, and as such may be confided in: he is also, as far as I am able to judge a man of good Sense — Wishing you many happy new years I am with Sentiments of great regard and respect Dear Sir Y^r most hum. Ser^t Ch. Carroll of Carrollton [512]