Nace sets off this morning for Montcello with 2 beaves and six muttons, the beeves are not as fat I could have wishd, or would have been had they been younger one of the Steers is very bony, and is a much better beef than he appears to be, but I hope you will find them both respectable beef, the sheep are fatt I have recovered the young Steer that broke from us, when I sent the other 2 by Dick, and have broke him, and he now works tolerably well, tho still a little vicious, but Nace is unwilling to undertake to Drive him, and he is not able to render much service this season, I therefore decline sending at this time, but we can do very well without him, The wheat is all in the mill and I expect the flour can be had at any time, Will you have it sent to Richmond? if the price is no better in Richmond, than in Lynchburg, it will take ½ to pay carriage, we are prizing the Tobo and expect to have it all in Lynchburg in this month, as soon as it is down I will let you Know, as you may determine whether you will send it on to Richmond or sell in Lynchburg