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she feels some attachment for her and is large ennuff to begin to render some service for the trouble & expence which we have had in raiseing her. She has never Coast Andrew Jackson one dollar I doubt wheather he has seen her in ten years and feel confident he would no know her if he was to see her and she has no rickerlection of him. It is strange he has waited so long to just think to Claim his Child, when Mr Hurt [[strikethrough]] to [[/strikethrough]] a relative of mine has known my & Lizzies whareabouts all the time & he belonged to Mrs Hurt as her slave, and has bin in her employ all the time I think in if she is returned to him he ought to remunerate my mother for the trouble she has had in raiseing her, or from the time of her freedom to the present. I will now leave the premises of Mr. Andrew Jacksons grievances in your hands to be [[strikethrough]] all [[/strikethrough]] delt with according to justice to bouth parties
Yours moast Resptfly
F.A. Jeter