On the 7th of July I recd from mr Saml Garland a letter dated Lynchbg July 3.1 stating that he had withdrawn my bond to Millar from yourself and that he insisted on payment of it’s balance during the current year. I had considered this as deciding that the balance of my debt to mr Millar2 must be paid within the course of the current year. myself and my grandson Th:J.R. (into whose hands I had committed all my affairs with full powers to transact them, age and debility obliging me to retire from them) had before determined on a large sale of property in Bedford about Christmas: and on the rect of this lre we had likewise determd that the whole of this debt should be paid of the immediate proceeds to be recieved3 at that sale. this will accdly be done to yourself, mr Garland, or any other holder of the bond, and being within the term prescribed by mr G.4 I hope will be satisfactory