Now I have all four images. Images 2 and 4 are upside down (the verso sides of the two leaves), image 3 is right-side up (a recto page), and image 1 is the address/cover panel. Let me transcribe the full document. Mississippi Territory June 20^th 1800. Dear Sir I received your favour of the 18^th of March concerning the account [undecipherable] for which I have hastily run over the same from [undecipherable] thank you. — I have a considerable [undecipherable] — thank you. which it seems [undecipherable] [undecipherable] matter stands. The Bonds was to have been taken [undecipherable] [undecipherable] hands — do you [undecipherable] to let me know how the [undecipherable] I observe nothing from [undecipherable] as [undecipherable] only [undecipherable] for the [undecipherable] furnished by me to the Public [undecipherable] [undecipherable] will you look up the Certificates [undecipherable] — Mr. [undecipherable] should have Received and paid until you allows for money Deeds by him to have been otherwise Upon the Earnest of this government as [undecipherable] by [underline: late West] and others it would be necessary for [undecipherable] than you can at any time perhaps have Desire [undecipherable] [undecipherable] advance — Upon my [undecipherable] the Interest thereof, Justice, and Verify that no one is to [undecipherable] Plunder in the [undecipherable] has been more cautious [undecipherable] accessible — but it would be [undecipherable] to all [undecipherable] to these matters — There has been considerable [undecipherable] to impose upon [undecipherable] by all West and other, and it has been [undecipherable] it Seems: — for my own part [undecipherable] not have believed it [undecipherable] that so much attention would have been [undecipherable] on occasion that de [undecipherable] must be [underline: still] doubtful; and with such [underline: evident] intention to debase an old servant who thank God (knowing the propriety of his own conduct) sets malice at defiance from the Throne to the _____ : ([undecipherable: probable reading "Adiemne"] went on to Congress the Session before last with avowed intention to impeach your humble Servant for the part he took in regard to (his Friend perhaps) Cope— A certain Davis member from Kentuckey-God only Knows him I believe, for I have never before heard the name from that Country, save attached to a contemptible schoolmaster, tells his constituents in riotous long Letters, that he is decidedly opposite to the reelection of M^r Adams, which the Frueralists are desirous to secure; and to curb the usurpation and insolence of the Federal Go-vernment, W.S. &c. Congress have &c. — This seems to be letting the Cat out of the Bag— betraying the cloven foot the mark of the beast— What Poppy Hunter tells us the President is elbowing our friend (alone) Pickering out of place— how is this? By this conveyance I have written unto him as Secretary of State a long Letter upon the receipt of the papers from Congress relative to the facts of Cato, Wests pe-tition, and which I wish you to read, because 'tis in a degree circumstantial, and has so much of detail as to be very explanatory of my conduct.— [undecipherable] — by one — I have [undecipherable] the Stationery introduced via Ga. from, and am authorized for the [undecipherable] thereof. Do [undecipherable] these accusations may produce — You must let me know what future affect, probably Accept for yourself, and Mrs Houghton the best wishes of Mrs Sergeant and your friend — [undecipherable] Sargent [have even known the [undecipherable] to [undecipherable] the minds [undecipherable] in doing so to [undecipherable] — before [undecipherable] You see there that it [undecipherable] after what they hoped the [undecipherable] and [undecipherable]] [Received / State Dep't. / Nov. 24, 18[00] / R.P.G. 401810.] [83] [Glenm 20-1800]