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Fragment. Lacking first pages. pp. [19]-150. Loose page, 382. Notes for Blackstone's commentaries, arranged D-M. Lacking last pages.

I have heard that the lot next to the one leased by Mr. Bowden on Campbell's wharf has not been leased by Mr. Bowden on Campbell's wharf has not been leased. Please inform me about this.

As purser of Essex certifies that between January 1st and 4th on board United States frigate Essex in harbor of Newport in captain's cabin, Captain Preble said he would allow Refus Low's servant Cerville Felice $13 per month. Low was satisfied. Cervile's name was entered on payroll thus. Enclosed in letter of Rufus Low to Thomas Jefferson, 1801 June 5.

Self too ill to go to Williamsburg. Sends by William Nelson $1063,97, sum overdue at 6%. So can pay entire sum at this time. Has had money in the house two months but Tucker was absent. Mrs. Nelson sends regards.

Account for paint and nails.

I received your power to vote for the election of directors for our Bank. Nine of the old ones were chosen. Enclosed is your account with me. Purchased two bank shares with your July dividends.

I will purchase two bank shares. The dividends heretofore made by the directors have been done out of the profits and a surplus left of $500 to $1000. No bad debts have been annually transmitted to the Governor.

I received the dividend of $9 per share on 48 shares in your name five of which in trust for your daughter. I have not been able to invest. The Marine Insurance Company has for some time been in the market.