Charles O’Hara to William Grayson, April 1, 1778

Philadelphia April 1st: 1778

Gentlemen

We have reported to Sir Wm. Howe your observations on his Commission to us for settling a Cartel for the Exchange of Prisoners; therefore if it will not be inconvenient, We will beg the favor of you to stay in German Town ’till ten o’clock, at which time We will do ourselves the honor of waiting on you to lay before you Sir Wm: Howe’s Sentiments on that matter.

We are   Gentlemen   With due respect   Your very Obedient Servants

Chas: OHara

Humphy. Stephens

Richard FitzPatrick

To

Colonel Grayson

Lt Col: Harrison

Lt Col: Hamilton

Elias Boudinot Esqr

We hope to have the favor of your answer.