Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23
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WASHINGTON Cry,
2oM lprii,, 1927.
DsAR SiR; Your letter to me, with tho enclosed
d'aughts, amounting TO $2,19l rs, reuched me, aud
1t maturity were paid. had intended, directly after
tue ndIournment Of Congress, to have replied to you:
during the latter part vi THE session, press of business
vas TOO great to permit it: Unfortunately, however,
on Sunday, the 4th day after our adjournment, I had
both my hands most wretchedly and severely burned
and CONSEQUENTLY have been cnn,iaed here ever
since.
My bu sincss With Gadsby isl fear, not likelv IN a..
ventGato as Yell as I could have desired. But for the
two drauSbts you sent me-, l should have been in ra-
ther IN awkard place; they have relieved me; YOU re-
m'ttance was matter o great rciiefto ME; and as the
INV sting your money IN that way is safer than The
8 nck OF banks, wouli suggest to you the proprety
next Fall o~fsending me.nny futile sum that you have
to spare.
Nv contract With the bank, originally, in the pur
chase made by me, was Sil 800; ofthis S. ,925 re.
mains - be- paid. 6adsby mas passed his mute to the
bank tor S8,i25 OF tins amount, leaving then possessed
OF my note Tor 81 800 payable mex, year, which would
oDose inc TRANSACTION. Fne bank, though would moi
receive his note i'll exchange for mine, withon, nv
endorsement, end consequently my liability beinu
tnereoy tue same, continues al the sum have stated.
TO VII: S4.se5. Should Gadsby meet this payment
.ncle WIN DC no dfncuity; l nave great fears tho tina,
tnis Will not be the case. and in hat even. to rais.
the entire iund due next year may be matter of some
aifhcuity. Suggest this, that, If you should have any
iuh9s, you may invest Thea in ,hlt way, by sending
-@N ~ "S ~ sht fS'n = III M tnND
wanted, they can be vested in stock as you NAV di.
rect. shall be here again the LIST of December.
vi the fund You before reunited tGaasby hav;no
disappointed me) l applied s. 600, and have charnei
that may acorue. The residau hos gone to- tho
payment OF debts OF Mrs. Tim5erlake due on your
house, &c.
The property will be retained by me, onrl your deb, and
similar advances mado by nc shall be met ulen I n IN ="
Vey II to MIR and Mrs Ciieal fnr lie, and to their hiIdrcn az
ter that time, which was the design with which / ors,nanS c ~,
""sNSS Hh bo e.nc ne dInOun, that Mil he e. vpf mn -
the wreck of,he old mdn's Affairs. Will not, in the end. when ,m,
debts are paul, he less ia value | think, than "a or sls Gao. -
ncuCh, while te old people shall live, to keen them confo,,,
~. me property TO be sure canno' come back into his hands
alro.dy ~ '' u IL purposes stated
,scocr, nave insured the franklin House row. and and the l,m .
eounIe house occupied by the family At Si3, 900, which eaec,
~ INC payment OF SO a year.
fae remittance made me by you, have never mentioned TO
te fa'ndy For reasons not necas sary To mention. I ,hou,h,
II best not To speak OF II. did name 1t tho to MIR. Tmn5er.
lake, undsr an INJUNCTION Of secrecy. whica she promised to re-.
saId did this f'om an apprehension that she sigh, be huI,
she wa, no, only sa,ided, but pleased a, what You had lam.
and promised not TO ms""ou it
~, N"h g'ea' re'pec,, EATON.
ps.a SIR a. you directed, l Aar. .,o, ssai n, Io4 4;o, ls5!;.
Who was ON his way to Nc" YorA. to be ready for your order.
have said to him, and greatly relieved him nv me ,nformauon'
derived from you. and authorized to no COMMUNICATED. tina, he
| Should DO as'sned To the Constitution or North Caro:,ua SI
iin'ehake's accounts are in progress for settlement, and ne
deem. it advisable to call and explain matters 10 vo,, IN orrson
Tie would greatly prefer the North Carolina, il her voys.e will
no Of any length, aud thinks be has strong clam, unon . -
the ground Z his having been KEEP, Eve years on snore, for the
rca,on Only that tue capture of Inc President, over which he
could have no control, rendcfed him a defaultcr.
IL will greatly relieve Nj. Fiuoeraks if ,u could dis,oss
OF aim al once, and the statement Of his account; and the limo
l.. will place all difficulties ASIDE. Ii a portion of
Dis account shouid not be allowed. even then he is ready 10
meet the dshciency, by payment Of 1900 or 1900 dollars: and
more than that, cannot, he thinks, rest against HIM II any
stronger guarantee OF payment of the money be needed. beg
oada my 0Tu pledge, that Tue amount PROMISED by Mr. TIM.
solicit IN his behalf an immediate Consideration of Mr.. Tim.
oeTiahes case You will greatly relieve his feelings.
With great regard, yoor friend,
J.. III. EATOy