From L. Sulivan 9 February 1826

My dear Sir

You will have received this morning a very good days report, and I trust we are by no means at the end of our list.

I have to return you thanks for your many communications and assure you that the correction of addresses [illeg.] already proved of the greatest use.

I take the liberty of putting under cover to you a rough book containing the greatest part of what now remains to be explored on the various points already referred.

I remain

D Sir

very faithfully yrs

L. Sulivan