I have received a letter from Mr Peck offering our former accommodations at Georgetown. Probably a similar letter has been sent to you, and to Mr. Rensselaer. I do not recollect whether time has permitted your receiving from Gadsby, an answer to the Enquiries that you intended to make respecting his house, and without the means of comparing, I feel the force of Habit, which grows stronger as ones grows older, in giving a Preference to Georgetown. I have not replied to Peck, nor shall I do so until I hear from you & Mr Rensselaer to whom I write, to the like purpose with this letter. I do not, I hope ask an improper, and would desire to avoid, an impertinent question, in wishing to be informed, if it be true, as I hear, that Miss Dickerson would not hesitate in the expression of a modest Consent to an interesting proposal if made by one of the Senators of NYork.