T. P.

I hope and wish much to see you. I have much to say. I have had the

attendance of Dr. Graham (Physician to Genl. O'Hara, who is prisoner

here) and of Dr. Makouski, house physician, who has been most

exceedingly kind to me. After I am at liberty I shall be glad to

introduce him to you.

1 This letter, written in a feeble handwriting, is not

dated, but Monroe's endorsement, "2d. Luxembourg,"

indicates November 2, two days before Paine's liberation.--

_Editor._.

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