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News of the Preliminary Peace, satisfaction at terms, loyalist property, forgery problems.
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Happiness at news of impending peace, following George III's speech to Parliament announcing the loss of the colonies. E.P. wrote a similar letter to Washington the same day.
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Also discusses problems of paper money and credit.
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Picking up of commerce, question of capitol. Docketed by Madison. Mentions: Virginia crops, Virginia commerce, American Loyalists, Location of capital, Philadelphia (Pa.). Some good quotations.
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Problems with British Admiralty Courts may disrupt peace, crops and House of Delegates in Virginia.
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Signature has been clipped-off. British-American relations, sour attitude of the British. Entire bottom of page one removed. Penned in a later hand on A2 in area left open by loss of A1 bottom: I am at all times | My dr Sir | Yr Affte & Mo. Obt | (signed). Edmd Pendleton. Also mentions: Sir Guy Carlton, Peace talks.
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Virginia news, badly waterstained in a many places but still legible.
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Signature has been clipped-off but postscripts remain. Mention's powers of Congress, seat of government (Philadelphia, Annapolis), need for a Constitution, crops in Virginia, EP's suggestions regarding the District of Columbia. Added in ink beneath EP's postscript: Between the first two stars [was] cut out on the 2d Dec. 30. for Mr. I[srael].K[eech]. Tefft. S[avanna]h.Ga. as an Autograph. 'We have at length had very fine rains, but according to the state of all sublunary things, are now under great anxiety, lest our Crops should be nip'd by a Frost, the wind blowing very bleak from the North, however we must be satisfied with whatever happens. I am very truly || Dr Sir yr affe friend. Edmd Pendleton [|| in original as two upright slashes]. Tefft appears in PJM 17: 505 n.3 from JM's correspondence of 1830 Dec. 3.].
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Misdated 1789 but should be 1783, per J.C.A. Stagg, Madison Papers. The docket by Madison is 1783. Mentions: official peace, elections in the Virginia House of Delegates.
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Debts of Virginia, removal of slaves by the British, discussion of possible removal of seat of government to Georgetown, remarks of Jefferson on topic, Craddock Taylor.
