I am this moment about to start after some boatmen who was to have landed with wheat for me this morning. as soon tharefore as we get them load ed. I will be glad to ride to the lands with Mr Randolph. I hope we will be able to affect an amicable accomodation of the matter in question betwen you and my self. without haveing recorse to the disagreeable alternative of calling on our nighbors to do it for us—the land which I proposed to clear this year. I understand to lye as you have discribed—I am D Sir