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Walter writes that some customers were pleased with Robert's price for iron; and also notes that he will bring some bread down later in the week.

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Walter asks Robert to talk to everyone he knows in Congress in order to halt a contract that would deny Walter the funds necessary to supply rations to troops. Docketed on address leaf.

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Walter states that the growing number of sick and enfeebled individuals may strike a panic throughout the country, but does not think it necessary for Robert to leave the Manor at this time. Docketed on address leaf.

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Robert Cambridge writes of his plans to purchase a large quantity of iron, and applauds his father for starting up his iron works again, as he believes that the price of iron will begin to rise. He also declares his support for his father's plan to purchase slaves to work at the furnace, but notes that they may be difficult to find. Docketed on address leaf.

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Walter writes that he has heard of plans to send troops to New York under General Worcester, and notes that Coll. [George] Washington, a good soldier and a man of sense, is to be appointed commander-in-chief of the American forces. He also asks his father to assist him in obtaining the office of Paymaster General for the province of New York. Docketed on recto.

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Walter writes that Congress is scheduled to adjourn in a few weeks, so he should be dismissed shortly, and will depart for the Manor at that point. He also informs Robert, of the educational pursuits of his children.

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The bare attempt [of Congress] to adopt the State Debts will have an effect on the price of State Securities as many people will Speculate in them, especially as the Continental Debt has risen in price beyond their expectation and it now requires a large Capital to purchase any considerable quantity of that kind of paper. Walter also discusses a forthcoming legal action against Chancellor Robert Livingston (1746-1813).

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Walter asks his father once again if he would provide a security deposit for him for a governmental position. He also notes that war between the Emperor and Holland seems inevitable. Docketed on address leaf.

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Walter states that he and his brothers agree that their father should support General ten Broek for Senator in the next election. He also discusses his desire to purchase land around Fort Schuyler, but believes that he has missed his opportunity. Docketed on address leaf.

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Walter writes that an unexpected snow fall has made the wheat fields look unhealthy, and states that he is presently sowing flax, which should result in about 10 bushels. He also notes that due to a lack of horses and oxen he will not be able to put any summer grain in the ground.