To Jasper Winscom Date: EPWORTH, June 17, 1786. DEAR JASPER, - I am afraid your attorney at the Assizes was greatly wanting either in skill or honesty. Otherwise why did he not move the court for costs of suit. These ought to be borne by those that are cast in any trial. As to commencing another prosecution, I know not what to say. I can neither advise one way nor the other. See letters of May 9, 1785, and Sept. 30, 1788. I am Your affectionate brother.