Canandaigua Oct. 9th 1858 My dear Sir, The respective premium has been received. Were it a case of law, and were I one of the [?], I confess I should feel some difficulty in deciding. But I think as you had paid for the sheep, I should give you the benefit of any doubt. As you however, more learned in the law, rule otherwise, I must bow to your decision. With many thanks for your very handsome letter. I am my dear sir yours very sincerely, Charles B. Meek
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