1776 September 24 (Tuesday). Mr. Thaddeus Warrin [here. I?] reckoned with him for his Work in getting my [torn] paid him all. Also Mr. Nathan Maynard was here, and I reckoned with him. I Paid him likewise in full. P.M. rode to Capt. Maynards who upon mention of Mr. Fessenden and the Counterfeit Bill told me that if I would let him, he would manage that whole Affair and he would give me as much as I was in danger of loosing by the Bill. I told him I would not deliver the Bill as a good Bill, because It had been already [illegible]. He replyed that he did not desire I Should nor would he bring me into any Snare. He gave me a thirty Shilling and a ten Shilling Bill L.M. I went to Mr. Maynards and told him I was ready to deliver him his Money but he rather [inclined?] that I Should give it to Mr. Jotham Maynard. Therefore I did not deliver it to him. Called to see Mrs. Godfry and also old Mrs. Kelly.