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Mr. John Leeds Kerr&#13;
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Annapolis,&#13;
&#13;
[Right page]&#13;
Janry 1st 1796&#13;
My Dear Leeds&#13;
I am sorry to find that you returned&#13;
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he would have seen them all regularly [assigned]&#13;
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I am sorry you were dissappointed in going to Balto.&#13;
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is not recd. yet -- she was at Cambridge -- your mother&#13;
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with him -- he is a Clever young man -- and [Sensible]&#13;
&#13;
will you inform Mitchell that he must have his&#13;
Rent ready I shall want it [Imediatly]. I am [anxious?]&#13;
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Often -- it may be of great advantage to you --&#13;
[in every point of view] -- no news here worth&#13;
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Bay should Freeze over [tho] there is no [signs]&#13;
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Master John Leeds Kerr&#13;
St. Johns College&#13;
Annapolis&#13;
&#13;
[Right page]&#13;
Oct. 10th 1795&#13;
My Dear Son&#13;
I recd. your Letter by Mr Roberts&#13;
and we are sorry to hear of your [Indisposition]&#13;
but hope by this you have quite recovered&#13;
I have failed in my Election owing to the&#13;
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me -- upon the whole I am glad I&#13;
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they in it that. none of my friends even&#13;
heard of it untill late on Thursday&#13;
the principicals were Erskine. Tom Coward&#13;
[Nic.] Kellum + Tom Martin. [Jack]&#13;
Thomas -- I have now done with Elections&#13;
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[years--]&#13;
&#13;
[Left page]&#13;
[passed] -- I shall perhaps call at Annaps.&#13;
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[races] if we should be all well James&#13;
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this [two] day, I hope Mr Goldsmith will&#13;
get the money from [these?] people -- Mr. [Magurth?]&#13;
goes again for the Vacancy -- he left my&#13;
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you -- we hear [Risdon] Harwood has&#13;
drowned himself -- Old Robrt Lamden&#13;
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any Consequence here -- I am yout Afft&#13;
Father David Kerr&#13;
&#13;
John Roberts}&#13;
Henry Johnson}&#13;
Nick Martin} Elected&#13;
Phil Sherwood}&#13;
&#13;
[Right page]&#13;
For Caroline: Driver&#13;
Phil. Downes&#13;
Mitchell&#13;
Joshua Clark&#13;
&#13;
Dorsett -- Solo. Frazier&#13;
Mr. Craig&#13;
Mr. Steel&#13;
Mr. Robinson</text>
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