DEAR SISTER:

By arrangement of a year's standing Julia and I go to Newport on

Tuesday morning next, to be gone there, and at West Point, one week.

But for that we would visit you and Mother this week. I shall go next

week however and if Julia is not too much fatigued, or too lazy, with

her travelling will take her along. You know I never give any one

credit with being fatigued; I always attribute the feeling to another

cause.--I hope you are all well. Give my kindest regards to Mother and

Mr. Corbin.

Yours truly,

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