Dover. Monday. 10 o'Clock
Dear Charles,
I wrote you from Christine last night by Mr. Hemsley of Maryland who engaged to mail the letter at Wilmington this day, and as I contemplated, I breakfasted before sunrise and have will got this far was it not that I have business with Jonathan Hurna at Camden, I will certainly attempt to reach Milford for my resting place to night and thusly dine at Princess Ann on Wednesday but I must be content to sleep there that Night and the next day at home. I have nothing further to advise.
Would it not be best that one of your young men ride to the place where Mr. Wilsons man resides and present his friends bill, before protest. I dont wish however any delay further than a civility consistent with Merchantile esteem to be thought off. If the


