[draft] Upon my Honour Good Mr. Knox, I have no Connection with Mess. Edes & Gill, and be assured that they have not one of the Pills [inserted: I advertise & which] I imparted directly from [Keyser], whose Certificate I have expressive of the Genuiness of those sent to you. I leave to you to take the properest methods of [strikeout] rendering them as saleable as possible, and desire the Expence maybe charged to me. As to Leland I shall have the Doctor's own Octavo Edition by Whitsuntide. [inserted: I refused a share in Robert Bell's]. I have inserted your name [inserted: to Leland] in my newspaper and I freely offer you any advantage [struck: of] that a mention of it there may afford you; so pray tell me how I may serve you, for I am most sincerely disposed to do it in the [most effectual] manner. Pray send me Half a Dozen Setts of Govr Hutchinsons History of N England bound and Two Dozen of Williams and Tansun's Psalmody bound. [2] I added your name [inserted: also] to Dalrymple's Memoirs, which I expect (including the 2d and 3d Octavo Volume) at the same time with Leland. I am Dear Sir, Your much obliged servt Ja Rivington N York Jan 21 1774 I shall send Leland [struck: &] Dalrymple [] first opportunity, Do you sell any [inserted: cheap] for 22 les. If you were to deal in The Music Branch it would be a profitable addition to your other. I will assist you if you please in concerting. Pray let me know [strikeout] [inserted: when] you shall want anymore Pills and I can sell them to you on [by] post. As it may be of use to you go[th] his Excellency Gov Hutchinson and your other friends to Convey to them the Pennsilvania [sic] Examination into the Claim of Connecticut on the subject of their Dispute. I have forwarded on to you by the post as an earnest [expression] of my Disposition to accommodate and oblige you. I will also take other oppor[3]tunities of s[inserted: h]ewing you my attention.