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1 / 1we have got our winters wood in. and can have
more. I think we have great cause to be thankful
for the many blessings we enjoy.
Mother wishes to buy a Barrel of wheat flour. our Baker. Mr. Quicksall will let her have one for nine and three quarters. she wishes to know first if she could get it lower in Philadelphia. our Friends and relations here are generally well. Mother desires her love to all the Family. I hope Cousin Betsey has recovered from her severe indisposition. we should be glad to see you before the Winter sets in, it being quartely meeting to-day, I feel somewhat fatigued. you must please to excuse a short letter. from your affectionate
niece Mary we have got our winters wood in. and can have
more. I think we have great cause to be thankful
for the many blessings we enjoy.<p-end>
<p-bgn>Mother wishes to buy a Barrel of wheat flour.
our Baker. M<sup>r</sup>. Quicksall will let her have one
for nine and three quarters. she wishes to know
first if she could get it lower in Philadelphia.
our Friends and relations here are generally
well. Mother desires her love to all the Family.
I hope Cousin Betsey has recovered from her
severe indisposition. we should be glad to see
you before the Winter sets in, it being quartely
meeting to-day, I feel somewhat fatigued.
you must please to excuse a short letter.
from your affectionate<p-end>
niece
Mary
Mother wishes to buy a Barrel of wheat flour. our Baker. Mr. Quicksall will let her have one for nine and three quarters. she wishes to know first if she could get it lower in Philadelphia. our Friends and relations here are generally well. Mother desires her love to all the Family. I hope Cousin Betsey has recovered from her severe indisposition. we should be glad to see you before the Winter sets in, it being quartely meeting to-day, I feel somewhat fatigued. you must please to excuse a short letter. from your affectionate
niece Mary we have got our winters wood in. and can have
more. I think we have great cause to be thankful
for the many blessings we enjoy.<p-end>
<p-bgn>Mother wishes to buy a Barrel of wheat flour.
our Baker. M<sup>r</sup>. Quicksall will let her have one
for nine and three quarters. she wishes to know
first if she could get it lower in Philadelphia.
our Friends and relations here are generally
well. Mother desires her love to all the Family.
I hope Cousin Betsey has recovered from her
severe indisposition. we should be glad to see
you before the Winter sets in, it being quartely
meeting to-day, I feel somewhat fatigued.
you must please to excuse a short letter.
from your affectionate<p-end>
niece
Mary