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Fayetteville January 17th 1822

My Dear Sir,

Mr. McIver not being in Town I regret
that I have it not in my power to send you
under cover Mr. M's note - I enclose you Mr. McIvers
receipt (with an order thereon) for the note; also Mr. McRaes
check on State Bank for $628 17/100 balance of your note
Mr Yarbrough two notes retired & your stock wrth $1,500 retired.
are also under cover - - - You will observe that Mr. Hart
paid but $85 (which sum was left with him by Mr. Neal
for Mr. Yarbrough) & there was $15 14/100 short, which
Mr Yarbrough must pay you, as it is deducted from
your check - Should you not expect to see Mr.
McIver in a short time, you can send his receipt
down again & I will get the note & order to dismiss the
suit, as I expect he will be in Town in course of
five or six days, perhaps before -

Do you wish the statement you
requested me to send you, as an evidence of so
much debt paid by you on account of Mr Murphy
for