To Alexander Hamilton from Robert Morris, 30 March 1796
From Robert Morris
Philada 30 March 1796
Dear Sir
I delivered your letter to Wm Lewis Esqre1 together with yours to me2 and a draft of the Mortgage.3 He promised attention but as the Supreme Court is Sitting I believe he is much hurried. It will be over in a few days & then I suppose we shall get the business finished. In the mean time I drop this line that you may know that no delay occurs on my part. On the Contrary I wish to put you perfectly at ease & always am
Dr Sir Yrs Sincerely
RM
LC, Robert Morris Papers, Library of Congress.
1. Letter not found.
2. Letter not found.
3. See Morris to H, March 14, 1796. This mortgage was to secure the payment of a debt which Morris owed to John B. Church. See the introductory note to Morris to H, June 7, 1795. See also Morris to H, July 20, November 16, December 18, 1795; January 15, March 6, 12, 14, 1796.