Your favor of the 18th came to hand last night1—I by no means wish you to put your self to the smallest inconvenience in hastening the Buck Wheat down—If you have it secured, so as that I may rely upon it, in due season, it is all I want. The disappointments I sustained last year, in Seeds that were expected, made me anxious to obtain, long before Seed time, all I should want; because having them in hand I hazarded nothing.2

I will thank you for the information promised, respecting this Grain when the other load is sent—which I again desire may not be till it suits your convenience. With great esteem & regard—I am Dear Sir Yr Obedt Hble Ser ⟨vt⟩