[Answ^d] [Jan^y Dear....] [right margin, rotated: 21 Feby / Stoddert] Geo Town 21. Feby 1804. D. Sir I have a prospect of selling some land, which will remove from me the necessity of making the great sacrifice, I have been about to make, of my City Lots. If nothing has happd to make it improper, be so good as to send me the list of property, sent you, and the City map. — But if any thing has taken place to make it right in the opinion of any one person, that I should go on with the sale I proposed, I will do so with chearfulness. — I never shall forget the obligation you have conferred on me by your readiness to aid me. Had a sale even been made on the terms I stated the purchaser is worth [undecipherable] own money, and in a little time. I now [strikethrough: hold] keep my property until I can sell it for something like its value — or a [undecipherable: Coat], I [undecipherable] and [undecipherable] & [undecipherable]. I have the honor to be with great respect & esteem D. Sir yr Obliged & obed. S^t. Ben Stoddert