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[Aylilts] W[?] House June 18th
My Dear Genl
                I am happy in acciden
tally meeting with a neighbor of
yrs who tells me he lately left you well
& contentented [second "ten" crossed out] with yr. retired life.  I am
extremely anxious for yr. welfare & often [?]-
[?] lament that the temper of this con
-tinent sho^d be such as to render it expedi-
- ent for you to retire to Berkley.  When I left
you in Phil^a my wish & expectation was im-
-mediately to go to Europe; on my coming to
Virg^a being under age, I found it diffi-
-cult to make such disposition of my pro-
-perty as wo^d admit of it.  I meant however
to go this fall & as I wishe'd to go in the cha-
-racter in the character ["in the character" crossed out] of an officer for
[P. 2]

that purpose I went up to N^e J^sy by Phil^a
(where I wish'd much to have seen you) to re-
trieve from  His Excely. L Ld. Stirling a certificate
of my good conduct.  This I meant to present
to the Virg^a assembly & from them procure
an appointment.  His Excely. gave the
letter I wo^d have wish'd & Ld. Stirling also
[?] with gentlemanly politeness.  What
I have to expect from this assembly is
uncertain but as they have no interest in
the appointment I desire I believe I have
no probable grounds to found hopes on.
I am retiring from them to my Uncle’s
Mr. Jones near Fredricksbg.(the Chief Jus-
tice of this state) where I propose staying per-
haps the year.  If it was my house my d^r
General you sho^d make it yrs. but at
[P. 3]

present I only live in expectation of it.  I may
however take the liberty with my Uncle to press
you if you come that way to call & see me.
Be so kind as write me and direct to Fredricks-
bg to inform me where I may wait on you.
I am solicitous for yr. interest & wish to con-
-sult you on my plan.
              I am my dear general
with sincere esteem yr. friend & very hum-
ble svrt.
                Jas. Monro

[Outside of letter]

[Vertical Address]
The Noble
Major Genl Lee
Brooklyn City

[Vertical in Right Margin in different hand]
Orig Letter to Gen
[?] from James
Monro- since Pres
ident of the US

[Horizontal in Bottom Left Corner]
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fond of [?]
you my dear foster
ar you an is [?]
you my
you my

[Horizontal in Bottom Right Corner]
since by the light of the G[?]
we are enabled to pursue a
me[?] productive