Without reciting here, the substance of the correspondence between Mr Robert Carter and his Sons & Sons in Law respecting the disposition of his Virginia estate amongst them, I will only observe that I have read & co… Continue Reading Legal Opinion, 24 March 1798

     Amongst the trunks & boxes sent over to the Chief Justice by Capt. Laycock is one which ought not to have gone as it contains some papers of a private nature, and the residue which are connected with the Life.… Continue Reading To Unknown, 16 Sept. 1801

     I have waited for the performance of your kind promise to make me a visit until my patience is exhausted.

     Above is a check on the Bank of Alexa.

    You will, I am sure, confer an obligation upon the persons in whose behalf you spoke to me relative to the Loudoun land sold to them by Mr Crawford, by informing them that the deed they left with… Continue Reading To Charles Fenton Mercer, 3 Sept. 1823