HENRY T. HACKETT                                                           
                  ATTORNEY &COUNSELLOR AT LAW                                                        
                         226UNION STREET                                                            
                POUGHKEEIPSIE,         NEW YORK
 
                                                                                           
                                         Nov. 15th,1935.
 
 
Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt
The White Hous
Washington, D.C.
 
Dear Franklin:
 
                   I acknowledge receipt,of yours of the 11th
 
instant containing contracts and check for $2,450. to the order 
 
of  Peter C. Rohan, which I have just delivered to him.
 
        He tells me that there are about fifty acres of corn
 
stubble on the farm which should be plowed this Fall, and
 
says that he will have it plowed at $4. an acre, and that a
 
man and a team cannot plow much more than an acre a day.
 
         He says that he will have the manure hauled out and
 
spread on the plowed ground at $2.00 a load a day and that there 
 
are about 150 days from now to April 1, 1936. He thinks that it will 
 
be better not to put the lime on the ground until next Spring.
 
              I have received the deed executed by the three 
 
Executors of Mrs. Rogers' estate ready to be recorded. If you will
 
kindly send me a check to the order of the "Estate of AnneC. Rogers"
 
for $5,000. I will record the deed and deliver the check to
 
 Mr. Edmund P. Rogers.
 
 
                           With Kindest regards, I am
 
 
                                            Sincerely yours,
                                           [Henry T. Hackett]