I am compelled to sell a considerable part of my Land, it is of much greater value than the Coly tract, & I do suppose Carr would willingly exchange with me, if he woud. & you are willing take Colly as I suppose you are. I will willingly make a sacrafice of several hundred pounds for your accommodation, the payments woud. be very easey One third in March next & the ballance in three equal annual payments aftar, the land might almost pay for its self, if you are disposed to take it on those turms. please let me no by return mail the price you would give at those payments. your tenant Johnson at Milton gives One fourth of what he makes on the farm this year, his corn is very good. will you be so good as to direct Bacon to call on me for corn & wheat & he can receave your part from Johnson, your Warehouse Money has nearley all been drawn, my being in debt to the Milton Merchants & they pressing me for Ordars supposing the proparty to be mine I was compelled to give them, howevar, I will pay the money for you to any person that you may direct. all the persons in Milton were forbid from cutting fire wood,

With great Esteem