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Yours of the 24 July I recieved yesterday—it seems that the carpenters had not arrive at the date...
I send you a few lines to inform You of our affairs here we have cleaned out the canal took us 4...
upon the subjec of mooving I have really considerd untill my mind is much distresed. I am...
It appears that your statement of our acc ts are correct. I have not compared it with my own but...
in makeing my arraingments to moove the ensueing fall I am under the necessaty of asking you for...
I saw M r Pollock some days since and made the application for the money as we agreed he then...
I trouble you with a few lines merly to acquaint you with my desire more fully respecting my...
It appears that nearly all the persons whom we owe money is desireous of recieveing it. John H...
I had an offer yesterday of 50 bar ls corn at 3$ about 9 miles distant and 90 days from the...
It is some what possoble that I may still moove the comeing fall to the west. the certainty of my...
The bearer, mr Edmund Bacon has lived with me twelve years as manager of my farm at Monticello ....
I have been very closely considering upon the business of mooving. since our last conversation I...
upon a close look at my ploughs I find the wood work of one requires to be made intirely new and...
I have to trouble you againe respecting my preparation of going to the western country. I am...
I now send You a few lines upon an important subjec to me. I have long been advised by my...
John sets off in the morning agreable to Your request Pearticulally examined his cart and have...
I find it is necessary that I should arrainge all my little might of money to the best advantage...
Mr York says he had no instructions to recieve the money for the mules and that Mr. Munroe had...
The time has at length arrive when the situation of my family requires that I should indeavour to...
a few days ago the inclosed note came to me from the contents I presume you pobably made...
M. Bacon & C. Peyton have bargained for all the corn C. Peyton may have to sell—except about...
It is agreed Betwen Thomas Jefferson and Richard Durrett Both of the County of Albemarle that the...
We got loaded up ready to start home, and I left Washington on the third of March. Mr. Jefferson...
I am sensible that I discharge a very delicate & perhaps officious Duty in mentioning the Name of...
[Your favor of the] 20th I recived and shall not set off [until the] arrival of the next maile. I...
6th.. I received and inclose to you the [wool] which you desire me to send you (it is from your...
Yours of the 24th. I recived. Thare is or will be some further expence which we shall be oblge to...
Sence writeing my last letter to you I have made some ingagements which I wish to inform you I...
Yours of the 8th.. I this day received have Also received seven hundred Dillers from Mr....
I have Just receivd yours of the 26th. I am sorry I did not send you the aspens you wrote for as...