Pha. Oct. 22d. 1782
Dear Sr.,
I have receivd your favor by Post and shall attend to the contents. Expecting that you had wrote to the President about Ware, I have not calld on him since my return, but shall this day.
The Intendant gives me no hopes of receiving a Shilling from him for the last years Balla[nce] - which lays me under very great dificulties. I wish to Attend part of the next sessions. Even Supposing I shoud be continued in the Delegation to Congress - without some assistance I do not know how I shall move from hence.
The Delegates inclose the Commission from the British King to Mr Fitzherbert - please to let Mr Carroll have a copy; he will probably translate it. I must refer you to the papers for what intelligence there is.
Present me to yr. Lady - with great esteem & regard, I am Dr Sr, Your Aff. & Ob. Ser.
Danl Carroll
Receiver's copy, Lee, Horsey, and Carroll Papers deposit (1988), Maryland Historical Society.
1 See James Madison to Edmund Randolph, this date, note 1.