The Washington-Crawford Letters. Being the Correspondence Between George Washington And William Crawford, From 1767 to 1781, Concerning Western Lands
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: tailors, weavers, barbers, blacksmiths, carpenters and joiners, shoemakers, a stay-maker, cooper, cabinet-maker, bakers, silver- smiths, a gold and silver refiner, and many others. The sale will commence at Leedstown, on the Rappahannoc, on Wednesday, the 9th of this (March).
A reasonable credit will be allowed on giving approved security to " Thomas Hodge." *By this is meant the land then belonging to Washington, usually known as Washington's Bottom, in what is now Fayette county, Pennsylvan...ia.
Simpson was, at that date, engaged upon Washington's mill. It will be re- membered that this mill was afterward spoken of hy William Crawford as located at " Simpson's," the site of the present town of Perryopolis.
APPENDIX. 85 can ; * bat it appeal's to me the most troublesome business 1 ever undertook in my life. However, I shall endeavor to go through with it with all the resolution I possibly can. I would fain hope to give you satisfaction, but I am afraid it is out of my power.
I shall write you very full in my next, before I start.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
: tailors, weavers, barbers, blacksmiths, carpenters and joiners, shoemakers, a stay-maker, cooper, cabinet-maker, bakers, silver- smiths, a gold and silver refiner, and many others. The sale will commence at Leedstown, on the Rappahannoc, on Wednesday, the 9th of this (March).
A reasonable credit will be allowed on giving approved security to " Thomas Hodge." *By this is meant the land then belonging to Washington, usually known as Washington's Bottom, in what is now Fayette county, Pennsylvan...ia.
Simpson was, at that date, engaged upon Washington's mill. It will be re- membered that this mill was afterward spoken of hy William Crawford as located at " Simpson's," the site of the present town of Perryopolis.
APPENDIX. 85 can ; * bat it appeal's to me the most troublesome business 1 ever undertook in my life. However, I shall endeavor to go through with it with all the resolution I possibly can. I would fain hope to give you satisfaction, but I am afraid it is out of my power.
I shall write you very full in my next, before I start.
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