Letter from John Belson to General Jacob de Budé enclosing a signed promissory note for his debt [0812], but reporting that it is unlikely he would be able to pay it in under a year, on account of difficulties with an expected legacy.

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on [[underline]] demand [[/underline]]. I am sorry you seem still to consider misfortune and disappointment as my blame: I shall now confess my obligations to you and sincerely lament this has occurred. I entirely throw myself upon your indulgence, and favor: you possess the power to confine me for my [[underline]] whole life [[/underline]]. I am with respect Sir your most obedient devoted Servant John Belson 2d of Feby 1804 11 Arabella Row Pimlico