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8370. TENANTS, For Monticello.—
The
subject [obtaining tenants] is one I have very
much at heart, for I find I am not fit to be a
farmer with the kind of labor we have, and also
subject to such long avocation.—
To S. T. Mason.
Ford ed., vii, 396.
(M.
Oct. 1799)
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