6th Letter to the Committee
6th mo. 16st 1799
Dear Friends,
& Thomas -
Howardson, desiring one of us to go to the
kozy Town for a Yoke of Oxen, which accord-
ingly was done, and explor'd the settlements
as far as Fort Franklin in
quest of a Cow
but could find none for Sale. The price
General Wilkins had fix'd on the Oxen was
one hundred Dollars, but we are now of the
Judgment 80 Dollars is their full value.
They are nearly Old enough to turn off
Since we wrote to you last
we received your very acceptable letter of the
2nd mo. 19th last, which is the first we
have
receiv'd from you jointly since our settling here
– Some weeks
since we received a few
lines from Thomas
Wistar
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Howardson
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kozy Town for a Yoke of Oxen, which accord-
ingly was done, and explor'd the settlements
as far as Fort Franklin
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but could find none for Sale. The price
General Wilkins
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one hundred Dollars, but we are now of the
Judgment 80 Dollars is their full value.
They are nearly Old enough to turn off
We know of no opportunity at present
of getting a Cow but we hope to avail
our
selves of one by some means in the
course of this Summer – We think