I received your letter by Guilley you advice1 in respect to my situation I thank you kindly for your advice. I went to Buckingham C. H on monday last and spoke to the Curator in respect to my situation and he refused to let me have money out of the estate; I then appealed to the Court for justice the court would not authorise the Curator to let me have money out of the estate unless I would choose2 a guardian I then choosed a guardian and he will no doubt do justice by me. I have not been in want of clothing but I thought that I was entitled to funds out of the estate I should be verry happy to come and live with you but I have rented the ferry and the man that I rented it of wont I am affraid compromise with me but if he will I will come over. My anxiety is to travel and that westardly The plantation snowden is to be rented out next week and I had a thought of renting a part of it. the widow has moved to her mothers She had not moved there more then two days before the house caught on fire and bournt everything into ashes. I will let you know in a few days is soon as I can see Mr Thomas the gentleman that I rented the ferry of he is gone to Ricmond.