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These with my Kindest Love to you & all your
Dear family hoping to find you all in good health
mine is at present for my own part I am Better
Than I have been for these few years past tho forever
Expect to enjoy a good state of health for both former
& present troubles will not Let me have the Comfort
[tear] such a blessing nor do I wish to Live but on your
account which if it pleases god to grant us the -
Happiness of seeing each other once more I Coud Leave
This Troublesome Life with that peace, which the
Comfort of your Dear self deprives me of Dear brother
have had the pleasure of seeing Capt. Danby & by
him have sent you a Cheshire Cheese of 58 lbs & half I
mention the weight because if anything should
happen to the case it is put in you may not have it
[tear]changed the small the [illegible] I hope it will Be
acceptable to you for using your own word, Nothing
gives me more pleasure than to Contribute to your
satisfaction, I woud have paid the Charges of sending
it to you but Capt.^an Danby Refused taking an^ything
for it & By his knowledge of your'self & family Leaves
Me without a Doubt that he is a worthy friend I have
sent a Letter by him also both which I trust will Come
saf^eley to you Dear Brother I Coud fill a Volume but
Multiplicity of thoughts obliges me to sum all up
to a Wish for the sight of you which god grant
While my never Ceasing prayers shall ^be answered
Been for that Happy Day
Your Nephews and also my Little Neice & I Remain
Your affectionate sister till Death, Eliz.^th Brown

acc #56

To
Mr. Will^m Page to be Left at the
Rawley Tavern in Williamsburg

IN Virginia
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