I take the liberty of sending my servant for a few more Aspin trees, & for some cuttings of the Detroit Apple, and of the Spitsenburg— The season is I fear, almost too much advanced, but as I did not get back from the lower country until the day before yesterday, the evil has been unavoidable— I send a few of the Tuckahoe cherry which may possibly succeed— next spring I will send others, with the Pears which I promised— but that I am so much occupied with planting, & sowing clover seed, I had promised my self the pleasure of a visit to Monticello on tomorrow, & I still hope that it will be in my power to do so, in the course of a week. I am Dr Sir with the most respectful Attachment