Sir
I hope you observ'd that I was very backward from
taking advantage against you with respect to the Assignmt.
made to you by Mrs. Bond or by any delay in the paymt. of the
rent due for the premisses assigned, & I really did not expect
when I wrote you about that rent by Order of a Comittee that
I should be a fur'd to apply anywhere else: Mr. Trahorn can
only act as you shall think fitt to direct but that you
might see no civility was wanting on my side I did send
the letter (when it rerurn'd from you) by a Beadle to Mr.
Trahern from whom I have heard nothing You will for
the future excuse me from looking to any body but your
self & Co Assignee & I hope will forthwith order paymt.
of the arrears & prevent a distress upon the tenants
in possesion which will be made without further
notice of the rent is not paid I having direction
from the Comee to proceed to get in the hospital arrears
as speedily as may he

For Mr. Smith
at his house in Hand Court
Thomas Street.

I am Sir
Yor very hble Servt.
T. M