Addressed to Mr. John B. Davis Pleasant Exchange, Tn. Carrel County, Black Hawk, Miss. 20th October, 1838 Dear Brother, I received yours of which informed me that you all was partley well and that grandfather and and grandmother were dead, and that I must come home to attend to [?] and you stated that I was interested but you did not say now much. I cannot come now at present but will if good luck permits. I am well and harty and have a plenty of hard work to do and have money in the bargin. I am improving a lot in Black Hawk. Corn is worth $2.00 bushal, cotton bad but the barley is good, and leave [?] and barley to the [? slave] and wort from $20 to $14 the seson. It has been dry especialey the later part of the sumer. The morn ater stud at 103. I have nothing more at present to write this the 20 October, 1838 to John B. Davis. Green A. Davis, Esq.