52 Ironmonger Row, Saint Lukes, London. Nov. 7th Elder D Browett Beloved Brother I sit down in company with Brother Pitt this morning to address another letter to you. I am sorry that I have made my frinds, so much trouble in their rendering me assistance. I wrote you a letter in the first place making mention of the situation of things here & our circumstances &c. & I waited a long time & had no reply finally I had a letter from Elder Kington informing me that you had Mailed a letter to me at Chettenhan containing £2 which letter I never got & as soon as I obtained this infor- mation I went to the general post office in London & made inquiry concerning it & am searching their Books & Way Bills they found the Letter had never reachd London & they have taken the matter in hand & are tring to trace it out. I also sat down & wrote you a letter concerning it, & I want you to write me a letter & tell me If you got the last letter which I wrote. I requested you in that letter to inform me, who wrote & signed the letter containing the money & the date of it & who carried it to the post office & was it entered as a money letter &c. I wish you would write me a letter & tell me all about this & would it not be well for you to see the post Master in Chettenham & enquire about it &c. I informed you in my last letter that the ownly safe way was to get a