John Whitfield's Letter to Isaac Newton, 9 February 1698/9

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Iohn Whitfield's Lettr to the Isaac Newton Esqr. Warden of his Majtys Mint Febry 9th. 9$\frac{\mathrm{8}}{\mathrm{9}}$

According to Mr Carter's direccon by yor. advice I have mannaged that affaire and I think it may be to the satisfacon of all that hear it but wee now are at a stand by shamming Lunaticks and the more for want of the honor. of your presence for one $\frac{\mathrm{1}}{\mathrm{2}}$ hour Sr be pleased to come to the Dogg either in passing to or from the Tower I do not doubt but it may be worth yor. while and some find hiden Treasure lye in Cor{illeg}naves where never found by reason it is never lookt for in such vacan places I shall not at present trouble you with any but must remain

Sr

yor Prisoner + humble

servt to command

Ino Whitfield