New-York, August 28, 1787.
Dear Sir:
I wrote you, some days since, to request you to inform me when there
was a prospect of your finishing, as I intended to be with you, for
certain reasons, before the conclusion. It is whispered here, that some
late changes in your scheme have taken place, which give it a higher
tone. Is this the case? I leave town to-day to attend a circuit in a
neighboring county, from which I shall return the last of the week, and
shall be glad to find a line from you, explanatory of the period of the
probable termination of your business.