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This new Bank has excited no small Bustle, among some whose Calculations of future Profit run...

Being desirous to secure as many Shares as I can command in the Virginia Bank, I must beg the...

I have too entire a Confidence in the Purity of those Views which will direct the Measures of the...

I recd. by the last Post your Favour of the 4h. Inst., together with the inclosed Note, which was...

I have undertaken a Map of Virginia and anxious to give it all the Correctness, which the best...

I have just recd. your Favour, inclosing 400$. It will give me Pleasure in disposing of them, as...

I am much obliged to you for the Map, which you were so good as to procure, & forward. It is,...

17 December 1801, Williamsburg. “Permit me to introduce to you my Friend Dr. Barraud, whom I have...

I hope the 500 Dols. herewith sent will come safe to Hand. Nothing is requisite but to return...

I recd. your Favour inclosing a Bond for more than is due to me. As John will be on his Way to...

I have at present 500 Dollars, which I will forward, with great Pleasure, by Post if you desire...

I remit the Note, which you forwarded, & will thank you to supply John with 60$, & send to me one...

I inclose two papers, which I will beg the Favr. of you to give to Dr. Thornton. I really have no...

Your Favr. of the 17t. is considered as a Proof of that Friendship upon which I have ever placed...

As you will, no Doubt, retire to your Seat in Orange, during some Part of the autumnal Months, I...

I recd. your Draft upon the Norfolk Bank for 500$, & now return your Note. The Sum paid to John...

I have desired my Son James Catesby, who is passing on to Phila., to attend the medical Lectures...

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