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I have paid all the attention in my power the short time allowed me would admit on the subject of your letter, as I was wholy unacquainted with almost the whole of the names handed me I found it necessary to call together in confidence Messrs Otis Parker Sewal and Dwight Foster. The result of our consultation will be found in the list markd, in which No 1 stands for good 2 middling 3 Bad M  ...
The petition of Joseph Goodier humbly and respectfully sheweth—That on the 3rd. instant he was convicted in the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for Washington County of stealing a Steer the property of Daniel Carroll of Dudington and has been sentenced by the said Court to pay a fine of one dollar, with the costs of prosecution and to be publickly whipped with five lashes. The...
I have thought of the affair we were talking about & shoud have comunicated my Proposals sooner but have been very unwell for some time past. if you will advance me Five Hundd Pounds Viz. £100 when I begin the Mill £100 more when she is half done & the other £300 when fit for work & give me a Lease for 100 Acres of Land adjoyning her during my Life & the Lives of my two children I will Build a...
§ From Adam Goodlett. 8 December 1805, Cane Run, Scott County, Kentucky. “After ten years absence from Virginia, where your obliging attention often supported and encouraged me, I take the liberty to sollicit one last favour. My eldest son, who has practised medecine for some time in this state with considerable success, has been invited to the Indiana Territory: Mr. Mansfield Surveyor General...
the is one thing I forgot to name to you M r Colmon inforoms me M r Johnson informs him that all the old rails f is to takin from the part of la the Land which you got of said Johnson and be Carried to rund the Cros fence m r Colmon
Jame Hubbard . } 10 ½ yds woolen. 24. yds linen, of which 10. are for a bed for Cate . Cate 1 . blanket for Cate .  
this mornnig mornning friday dick starts to mounticello with 15 hougs one beaf about fourehundread & Eighteen Bu s of wheat is deliver to the mill this is all except the sowed, 18 for my self six to M r darneel as for
on mature reflecttion I wish to seel the negro girl I bought of you, and feelling anxiousley for you to have her so as for the Child & her mother not to be parted I will Let you have her very reasonable indeed, if you will give me as she stands $180 for the girl you shall have her and this to be paid the first day of August Eightteen hundread & Eightteen be so good as to Let me know by the boy...
received your Letter & has put the execution against scott in the hands of the sheriff, I expect your tobacco is at richmond Seven hogsheads, there is one more Light & part stem part Leaf which I Shall try to sell at Lynchburg as for the wheat, you dessired me to Let M r mitchell
I nover new what it was to have my feallings hurt bef before I exknowledg I was to fast intell you to git a nother man if I Could onley bin tryed one more year and Also having M r yancey at the other plase and then if was not to make as much as he should make I would surmit but my fat I will bare with patience and try to do the best I Can my daily study has bin for you intrust but M r Yancey...