Letter from John Belson to General Jacob de Budé, describing his poor health and financial distress, having discovered that the legacy he expected cannot be paid for some time.

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been decieved as to the [[underline]] time [[/underline]] of payment and have no redress [[unclear]] [[unclear]] I certainly had other hopes founded on the best opinions when I solicited your aid, which I had no claims to but distress of mind and body: I shall [[unclear]] the obligations I owe you to my latest hour, what can I do? but implore your indulgence till I have the power to do as I wish. I am with respect Sir Your most Obedient devoted Servt. John Belson 12 Jan 1814 11 Arabella Row Pimlico