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sand dollars and I will leve the town and take my daughter with me and go where my Friend Shant here from me and leve her to Yourself to do for her as you thing proper. I hope you wont think my request is in a view of making Me Satisfaction for the injury done me. for there is nothing that you Can do will Compensate for it. your answer I shall expect This evening or in the morning early, as I am Determined to wate no longer till. I know my lot

yours

James Reynolds

Mr. Alexr. Hamilton

No. V.

Received December 22 of Alexander Hamilton six hundred dollars on account of a sum of one thousand dollars due to me.

James Reynolds

No. VI.

Received Philadelphia January 8. 1792 of Alexander Hamilton four hundred dollars in full of all demands

James Reynolds
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