James Madison Papers

Elias Vanderhorst to James Madison, 20 March 1802

From Elias Vanderhorst, 20 March 1802

March 20. 1802.

Sir.

Above is a Copy of my last respects to you of ⟨the⟩ 3d. Instt. ⅌ the Hope, Cap. Phelps, Via New-York, since which I ⟨ha⟩ve not been honored with any of your favors.

Enclosed are four Letters which I have recd. from Mr: ⟨K⟩ing for you; also a few News-Papers & a late London Price Currt., ⟨to⟩ which I beg leave to refer you for what is now passing in this ⟨qu⟩arter. The Season here for Agricultural Pursuits was never more favorable than at Present, nor do I recollect the fields at any former Period so early in the year, wearing a more promising appearance. I have the Honor to be with every sentiment of the ⟨mo⟩st Perfect esteem & respect, Sir Your most Obedt. & Most Hle Servt.

Elias Vander Horst Jr


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