James Morrison to Wilson Cary Nicholas, informs W. Nicholas of the sale of G. Nicholas's land, farm, and enslaved laborers for more than $37,000. Continues to discuss his concern with George Nicholas's children who still have very few assets and must rely on the welfare of wealthy friends. Argues that Owings must be forced to pay his debt to W. Nicholas so that money can be procured for the children. Suggests that Nancy should not be forced to marry in Kentucky., 1807 February [08]

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