Well knowing what pleasure it will give you to releive me from embarrassment of any kind, I, without hesitation, take the liberty to ask your advice about some business I am perplexed with, and am inadequate to determi… Continue Reading From Corbin Washington, 19 Feb. 1796

     Genl Washington in his life time sold to Archd McClain, what was call'd the round bottom tract, on the Ohio, containing 587 acres, with a general Warranty, at the price of ten dollars an Acre.

     I recd some time ago papers from Mr Keith respecting your Executorship of Colvill's estate.

     I recd your favor of the 1st Inst. which a few moments only are allowed me to acknowledge.

     I am happy to find that you have at length got fixed at your new purchase, and I sincerely hope that in every respect, but more especially as to its healthiness it may surpass your strongest expectations.… Continue Reading To William Augustine Washington, 12 Aug. 1803

     Having a large sum of mony to pay to Mr Bernard, I shall be obliged to get my nephew to carry it down to him.