SIR,

The letter which the bearer of this brings with him, will, I presume,

make it unnecessary to acquaint you and my cousins with the death of the

most excellent of women. But I am requested by her executor, who will

soon send you a copy of her last will, to acquaint her father (which I

choose to do by your means,) that in it she earnestly desires to be laid

in the family-vault, at the feet of her grandfather.

If her father will not admit of it, she has directed her body to be

buried in the church-yard of the parish where she died.

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