Summary: Groce's land. McNeels immigrating from east Texas.
November 9th 1824
Dear Sir
I saw Groce on Saturday last, he is yet unwell and I think there
is no prospect of his man Edmon (?) Recovery he wished me as you
will perceive to come down in Order to get his Business arranged he
wished me to inform you that he wished to give you no dificulty
nor would not and would be governed in all Respects intirely by your
wishes he says that he has his views with Regard to his place at
Home or the manner in which he wishes it—Run which is not vary
different from your plan and if you cannot afford him that
accomodation that it shall make no difference I think that you will have
no difficulty with Groce If you had been at home we should have
been able to have settled the Business I think to his satisfaction
The Mr McNeels are here wishing to see you and goes to Mr Jacksons
with an Expectation of meeting you they have Explained to me their
views They appear vary desirous to get Lands below they are a vary
Industrious pushing family and have the means of making
themselves vary usefull in the Country I hope you may have it in your
power to accomodate them