To Jasper Winscorn Date: LONDON, October 23, 1786. MY DEAR BROTHR, - The sooner the affair is settled the better. I desire, therefore, that Mr. Ashman will receive what is in Mr. Smith's hands. You say you can borrow as much more than Mr. Gifford's ten pounds as will make up the hundred. As soon as this is paid the house may be transferred to five or more trustees on the Conference plan. I forbid engaging any attorney. The new chapel at Winchester had been opened the previous November. See letter of Sept. 13, 1785. You have the form of conveyance in the Minutes, which anyone may transcribe. - I am Your affectionate brother.