Dudley Cary letter to Mann Page, 1791 May 21

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Dudley Cary letter to Mann Page dated May 21, 1791. Cary asks Page if he wishes to buy the house frame; mentions that Jack has been to Williamburg where he has received encouragement from Colonel Innes and suggests a fishing trip will make Page feel better.

[Recto]

You may have the Fraime for 18£
at twelve months Credit and if you chuse to take
it on those turms and will inform me I will, ge
t a Boat and send it, up to you immediately the
price is lo enough and the fraime very good
I am Sorry to here you are still Sick, you must
Come and go a fishing with me and that will cure
you Jack has Bene to Williamsburg and Receivs great
Incouragement from Colonel Innes

You will excuse hast as I
write at the head of my [illegible]

[Verso]

Mann Page Esquire
Attorney of Mathews

Dudley Carys Letter about
the House fraime

Ink on paper