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I yesterday inclosed you the first halves of bank bills to the amount of fifteen hundred dollars....
I have to pay to James Oldham 82. D 06 C for which purpose I inclose you a bill of 100. D. and...
I intended by yesterday evening’s post to have sent you the treasurer’s draught on mr Gibbons for...
I wrote you on the 17th. of April accepting 7. D. for my tobo. by return of the post which...
Your account came to hand before I left Washington but it was in the hurry of preparation for...
Will you be so good as to send me immediately 3. dozen bottles of Syrup of punch? if boats are...
In my letter of the 10th. inst. I desired you to send back to Baltimore a box or boxes containing...
The draughts heretofore made on you, and which now ought to be covered, have been as follows....
The inclosed letter, which I have left open for your perusal, will sufficiently explain it’s...
Your favor of the 2d. is recieved & I thank you for the admonition as to my tobo. I shall hand it...
On the 21st inst mr Barnes was to remit you 200. D. to be placed to my credit [the funds?] I hope...
In the inclosed letter of yesterday I omitted one article. the three barrels of potatoes on board...
We have constant occasion for some of the strong, and dry, but sound and cheap wines, as well for...
I arrived here on the 11th. and found here your two favors of Mar. 24. & 31. & have since...
Mr. Craven sending some waggons to Richmond with wheat agrees to bring up what I have there as...
I recieved by the last post your favor of the 7th. covering a copy of my account with you. I have...
I inclose you one hundred dollars to cover the balance of my last account, and an order in favor...
I now inclose you five hundred dollars to cover my deficit with you, with my affectionate...
According to our arrangement at Monticello I presume that my draughts in favor of Old for 298.12...
I inclose you three hundred & fifty dollars to cover two drafts I make on you in favr. of Saml. &...
According to my letter of yesterday I now inclose you the treasurer’s order on mr Gibbons for...
I acknowledged yesterday the receipt of yours of May 28. and have not since seen mr Barnes . but...
Will you be so good as to procure for me from the clerk of the high court of Chancery a copy of...
I did not know till this moment that the manifests for my tobo. [passed] at Milton the last...
Having to pay James Oldham 179.80 D I have thought it safer to put under cover to you 180. D. and...
Your favor of the 23d. is recieved & I now return you mr Peyton’s order accepted payable the...
I inclose you a draught of the Columbia bank on the bank of the US. for 250. D. which mr Barnes...
I yesterday sent from hence the packages noted in the inclosed bill of lading, to be forwarded up...
Tomorrow I leave this for Washington . on the 6th. instant I drew on you for 600 D. paiable to...
I received last night, from mr Griffin, my overseer at Poplar forest, the list of my tobacco of...
The coal has been recieved. you did not mention the price, but presuming 200. D. will cover it, I...
The season now requires that I should lay in my winter’s stock of coal. I will therefore ask the...
Yours of the 12th. is recieved, and the arrangement for my supply of hams will, I dare say,...
I now inclose you the manifests for my tobo. of the Milton inspection & growth of the last year,...
I some days ago drew an order on you for 79.69 D in favor of Burgess Griffin for my taxes in...
I have still to pay of the remains of mr Wayles’s debt to Farrell and Jones, according to...
I inclose you a bill of lading just recieved for a quarter cask of wine shipped by Henry Sheaff...
I have taken the liberty of sending to your care by a Milton boat, a box directed to mr J. W....
Your two letters of Dec 27. & Jan. 3. were recieved in due time. the former lays me under high...
Some time in the first half of September I do not know exactly when, mr Eppes purchased a horse...
Mr. Derieux has for years past urged such perpetual demands on me for charity, that I have long...
On recurring to my papers here, I find I had overlooked an order of Moran & Mattox for...
Yours of the 3d. is safely recieved, and the 350. D. therein inclosed. you say all my shipwrecked...
Yours of the 26th is recieved. I found on going to Bedford that the Overseer had thought it...
Yours of the 11th. has been recieved, & the articles sent by the waggons also. I this day set out...
Below is a list of my poor crop of tobo. made at Poplar forest the last year. how much can I get...
I am setting out this morning on my return to Washington. being in want of 500. lb. of bacon here...
Yesterday your’s of the 7th. came to hand. I am very glad you have sold my tobacco. the expences...
I have this day drawn on you in favor of James Lyle for 500. D. the only articles in your...
I leave this place for Monticello tomorrow. I have desired mr Barnes to remit you 700. D. which...