Early Governors' Papers

September 24th 1827

Dear friend after my compliments to you These few lines is to inform you that I had started to come and see you but on hearing directly from home has changed my mind. my family is all well I did not hear from yours but exspect they are well as no news came from them

gibson will be heare by the middle of this week then I shall start home immediately -

my business and circumstance is sutch that if you could send me thirty or forth dollars it would release mee from this country till I could arange my business to my own satisfaction - you can send it by my friend Mr green allso send me aletter - -

I will start immediately on Mr greens return I wish you woud rite to Elihua Crisp if it be consistant with yours & his feeling to assist me in the purchase of a lot in Boliver - I can be the bearer of the letter -

if I cannot get a lot nor get to boating I do not now what I shall do be that as it may you shall hear from me immediately

I wish you frequently to rite me the newse of your town

yours most Respectfully Wm Lemmon

Wm M. Crisp