Charleston, Sept. 29, 1789.
Dr. General:
I wrote you sometime past concerning a Gin for Cotton informing you at that time that the price of a double one would be £12 & that of a single one £8. Not having heard from you I apprehend my Letter has not reached you; having therefore a Good Opportunity by one of your Neighbours (one Null, formerly a Corporal under me), I embrace it to give you the information about the price; should you not have received my other Letter. I should be glad to hear how your Election business has gone on, whether favorable or not to our wishes & Federalism. Mr. Benj. Smith lately arrived from Wilmington says, that they are all Federal for his County,
the antis have been rejected there. May you have had the same Success.
Comps to my old Friend Mr. Pegues & Sons.