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Weymouth with. Jan 28. 1849.
  • Weym with. Jan 28. 1849.
  • ?eym ?ith. Jan 28. 1849.
  • Weymouth Jan 28 1849
  • Weymouth Jan 28. 1849.
  • Weymouth. Jan 28. 1849.
  • Jan 28. 1849
Dear Deborah,
  • Dear Debooth,
  • Dear Deborah
  • Dear Deborah,
  • Dear Deborah,
As soon as Warren has got the
  • As soon as Warren has got the
  • As soon as Warren has got the
  • As soon as [unclear] has got the
  • As soon as Warren has got the
French Boxes through the Custom House, we would
  • Fremi?h Boxes through the Custom House, we would
  • [unclear] [unclear] through the [unclear] House we would
  • French Boxes through the Custom House, we would
  • French Boxes through the Custom House, we would
like them sent on by Harnden to us, at 26. Essex St
  • like them sent on by Harden to us, at 26. Essex St
  • like them on by ????? to ses, at 26, Essex St
  • like them sent on by [unclear] to us, at 26 Essex St
  • like them sent on by Harnden to us, at 26. Essex St
  • like them sent on by Harnden to us, at 26. Essex St
Care of Wendell Phillips. We have decided that his
  • Care of Wendell Phillips. We have ole?isles that his
  • Care of Wendell Phillipl. We have ????? those his
  • Care of Wendell Phillips. We have decided that this
  • Care of Wendell Phillips. We have decided that his
  • Care of Wendell Phillips. We have decided that his
house is the best place in which to mount them.
  • house is the best place in which to mount them
  • house is the best place in which to mount them
  • house is the best place in which to [unclear] them.
  • house is the best place in which to mark them.
  • house is the best place in which to mark them.
Clan is willing. I would like them sent as soon as
  • Ann is willing. I would like them sent as soon as
  • clan is policing. I wold them sent as soon as
  • [unclear] is willing. I would like them sent as soon as
  • Clan is willing. I would like them sent as soon as
  • Clan is willing. I would like them sent as soon as
possible & at the same time, send a letter to me
  • possible & at the same time, send a letter to me
  • possible & at the same time, send a letter to me
  • possible and at the same time send a letter to me
  • possible, & at the same time, send a letter to me
  • possible, & at the same time, send a letter to me
at Weymouth, on south, announcing the first. I would like [unclear]
  • at ??? on south, announcing the first. I would like
  • at Wemouth, arranging the [unclear]. I would like
  • at Weymouth, announcing the fact. I would like
  • at Weymouth, announcing the fact. I would like
  • our wey m South, announcing the first. I would like [unclear]
Warren to pay their charge to Boston & in the letter
  • Warren to po? their charge to Boston & in the ?atee?
  • Warren to ???? their charge to Boston & in the ???
  • Warren to pay their charge to Boston and in the letter
  • Warren to pay their charge to Boston, & in the letter
  • Warren to pay their charge to Boston, & in the letter
that he sends to Wey the Weymouth or that you send, eandevor [unclear]
  • more. He sewits to Wey the north or those you leave, eandevor
  • that he sends to Weymouth and those you send [unclear]
  • that he sends to Weymouth or that you send, enclose
  • that he sends to Weymouth or that you send, enclose
  • Moe he semds to wey m south n that you Lense, cholor [unclear]
an account of the duties & every cent's expense that
  • an account of the duties & every cent's expense that
  • on account of the duties & every cents expense thoe
  • an account of the duties and every cent's expense that
  • an account of the duties & every cent's expense that
  • an account of the duties & every cent's expense that
it has been; then of course the very minute that we
  • it has been; then of course the very minute that we
  • it has been; then of course the very minute those we
  • it has been;
  • it has been; then of course the very minute that we
have finishes the sale, I shall enclose lure him the money.
  • have finished the ?le I shall in??se him the money.
  • have finishes the lale I ?hole in lure him the money.
  • have finishes the sale, I shall enclose him the money.
  • have finished the sale, I shall enclose him the money.
  • have finishes the sale, I shall enclose him the money.
the things get here & can be arranged. The place I
  • the things get here & can be arranged. No place I
  • the things get here & can be arranged. The place I
  • the things get here & can be arranged. The place I
  • the things get here & can be arranged. The place I
  • the things get here & can be arranged. The place I
Peabody's. Having the skirmish come off there was an
  • Peabody's. Having the skirmish come off there was an
  • Peabody's. Having the skirmish come off there was an
  • Peabody's. Having the skirmish come off there was an
  • Peabody's. Having the skirmish come off there was an
office. Many people are very anxious to know
  • office. Many people are very anxious to know
  • office. Many people are very anxious to know
  • office. Many people are very anxious to know
about it & we shall do our best to sell all we
  • about it & we shall do our best to tell all we
  • about it & we shall do our best to sell all we
  • about it & we shall do our best to sell all we
  • about it & we shall do our best to sell all we
  • about it & we shall do our best to sell all we
can, also any things that may be asked after in
  • can, ols any things that may be asked after in
  • can, also any things that may be asked after in
  • can, also any things that may be asked after in
  • can, also any things that may be asked after in
  • can, also any things that may be asked after in
make this sacrifice as gracefully as we can, as we
  • make this po?p?e as gracefully as we can, as we
  • make this sacrifice as gracefully as we can, as we
  • make this sacrifice as gracefully as we can, as we
  • make this sacrifice as gracefully as we can, as we
  • make this sacrifice as gracefully as we can, as we
have all unanimously vowed that this [unclear] in
  • have all unanimously vowed that this [unclear] in
the last thing that under present circumstances
  • the best thing thoe under present circumstances
  • the last thing that under present circumstances
  • the last thing that under present circumstances
  • the last thing that under present circumstances
  • the last thing that under present circumstances
We wi? be? or & our feet are down.
  • We wi? be? or & our feet are down.
there they will send you such bells as are to go to
  • there they will send you such bells as are to go to
  • there they will send you such bells as are to go to
  • there they will send you such bells as are to go to
  • there they will send you such bells as are to go to
think it best to send more than one or two Libs & Standards
  • think it best to send more than one or two Libs & Standards
  • think it best to send more than one or two Libs & Standards
  • think it best to send more than one or two Libs & Standards
  • think it best to send more than one or two Libs & Standards


We shall probably hold the sale very soon, as soon as
  • We shall probably hold the sale very soon, as soon as
  • We shall probably hold the sale very soon, as soon as
  • We shall probably hold the sale very soon, as soon as
think it probable where the sale takes place will be
  • think it probably where the sale takes place will be
  • think it probable where the sale takes place will be
  • think it probable where the sale takes place will be
  • think it probable where the sale takes place will be
Mr Alcott's rooms in West St, next house to Miss
  • Mr Alcott's rooms in West St, next house to Miss
  • Mr Alcott's rooms in West St, next house to Miss
  • Mr Alcott's rooms in West St, next house to Miss
  • Mr Alcott's rooms in West St, next house to Miss
idea of old Madam May who thought the place
  • idea of old Madam May who thought the place
  • idea of old Madam May who thought the place
  • idea of old Madam May who thought the place
  • idea of old Madam May who thought the place
might be had cheap, & was a place where many
  • might be had cheap, & was a place where many
  • might be had cheap, & was a place where many
  • might be had cheap, & was a place where many
  • might be had cheap, & was a place where many
people would go who would not resort to the A. S.
  • people would go who would not resort to the A. S.
  • people would go who would not resort to the A. S.
  • people would go who would not resort to the A. S.
  • people would go who would not resort to the A. S.
the other boxes, some pictures etc. We design to
  • the other boxes, some pictures etc. We design to
  • the other boxes, some pictures etc. We design to
  • the other boxes; some pictures etc. We design to
  • the other boxes, some pictures etc. We design to
have all unanimously vowed that this meetin is
  • have all unanimously vowed that this is
  • have all unanimously vowed that this matter is
  • have all unanimously vowed that this meetin is
  • have all unanimously vowed that this meetin is
we will ever do & our feet are down.
  • we will ever do & our feet are down.
  • we will ever do & our feet are down.
  • we will ever do & our feet are down.
  • we will ever do & our feet are down.
Item 2d. L. & E. go in town tomorrow and then &
  • Item 2d L. & E. go in town tomorrow and then &
  • Item 2d. L. & E. go in town tomorrow and then &
  • Item 2d. L. & E. go in town tomorrow and then &
  • Item 2d. L. & E. go in town tomorrow and then &
Maria. and a few Bazaar Gazettes & Reports. We do not
  • Maria. and a few Bazaar Gazettes & Reports. We do not
  • Maria. and a few Bazaar Gazettes & Reports. We do not
  • Maria. and a few Bazaar Gazettes & Reports. We do not
  • Maria and a few Bazaar Gazettes & Reports. We do not


as to send all would make too large a package. Emma
  • as to few a? women make too large a package. Emma
  • as to send all would make too large a package. Emma
  • as to send all would make too large a package. Emma
  • as to send all would make too large a package. Emma
  • as to send all would make too large a package. Emma
can take them. There was an unfortunate mistake
  • can take them. There was an unfortunate mistake
  • can take them. There was an unfortunate mistake
  • can take them. There was an unfortunate mistake
made by Emma & me in packing up the Bells
  • made by Emma & me in pa?king of the Bells
  • made by Emma & me in packing up the Bells
  • made by Emma & me in packing up the Bells
  • made by Emma & me in packing up the Bells
  • made by Emma & me in packing up the Bells
Meeting she & I went to the office to write the
  • Meeting Me & I went to the office to write the
  • Meeting she & I went to the office to write the
  • Meeting she & I went to the office to write the
  • Meeting she & I went to the office to write the
  • Meeting she & I went to the office to write the
inscriptions in the Bells; unfortunately E. fell into a
  • inscription in the Bells; unfortunately E. fell into a
  • inscriptions in the Bells; unfortunately E. fell into a
  • inscriptions in the Bells; unfortunately E. fell into a
  • inscriptions in the Bells; unfortunately E. fell into a
  • inscriptions in the Bells; unfortunately E. fell into a
& I wrote away. I asked once or twice if there
  • & I wrote away. I asked once or twice if there
  • & I wrote away. I asked once or twice if there
  • & I wrote away. I asked once or twice if there
  • & I wrote away. I asked once or twice if there
last, every one almost of the highly gilt ones were
  • last, every one almost of the highly gilt ones were
  • last, every one almost of the highly gilt ones were
  • last, every one almost of the highly gilt ones were
  • last, every one almost of the highly gilt ones were
silk ones - 3 or 4 Peter Low ones, 2 highly gilt that chanced
  • silk ones - 3 or 4 Peter Low ones, 2 highly gilt that chanced
  • silk ones - 3 or 4 Peter Low ones, 2 highly gilt that chanced
  • silk ones - 3 or 4 Peter Low ones, 2 highly gilt that chanced
  • silk ones - 3 or 4 Peter Low ones, 2 highly gilt that chanced
package to you in brown paper & then you must act
  • package to you in brown paper & then you must act
your pleasure as regards sending it to France in a
  • your pleasure as regards sending it to France in a
asked if Mary said any thing to you, or even has given
  • asked if Mary said any thing to you, or even has given
  • asked if Mary said any thing to you, or even has given
  • asked if Mary said any thing to you, or even has given
  • asked if Mary said any thing to you, or even has given
  • asked if Mary said any thing to you, or even has given
any authority to you to pay a bill of 7 or 8 dollars,
  • any authority to you to pay a vile of 7 or 8 dollars,
  • any authority to you to pay a bill of 7 or 8 dollars,
  • any authority to you to pay a bill of 7 or 8 dollars,
  • any authority to you to pay a bill of 7 or 8 dollars,
  • any authority to you to pay a bill of 7 or 8 dollars,
a bill, giving all the names of the people. Now
  • a bill, giving all the names of the people. Now
  • a bill, giving all the names of the people. Now
  • a bill, giving all the names of the people. Now
Wendell wishes to know whether to pay it or no. Also
  • Wendell writes to know whether to po? it or no. Al?
  • Wendell wishes to know whether to pay it or no. Also
  • Wendell wishes to know whether to pay it or no. Also
  • Wendell wishes to know whether to pay it or no. Also
  • Wendell wishes to know whether to pay it or no. Also
to know also if any common was given by Mary as
  • to know also if any common was given by Mary as
to this. To morrow Lucia & Emma will go to town & will
  • to this. To morrow Lucia & Emma will go to town & will
  • to this. To morrow Lucia & Emma will go to town & will
  • to this. To morrow Lucia & Emma will go to town & will
  • to this. To morrow Lucia & Emma will go to town & will
Also Wendell paid me the $ 5 due to you. I understood
  • Also Wendell paid me the $ 5 due to you. I understand
  • Also Wendell paid me the $ 5 due to you. I understood
  • Also Wendell paid me the $ 5 due to you. I understood
  • Also Wendell paid me the $ 5 due to you. I understood
  • Also Wendell paid me the $ 5 due to you. I understood
you had in your pocket. If so, I shall take it, &
  • you had in your pocket. If so, I shall take it, &
  • you had in your pocket. If so, I shall take it, &
  • you had in your pocket. If so, I shall take it &
  • you had in your pocket. If so, I shall take it &
Fair" as it is called. We dont think it will be safe
  • Fair" as it is called. We dont think it will be safe
  • Fair" as it is called. We dont think it will be safe
  • Fair" as it is called. We dont think it will be safe
to send the ring you left by this package of Bells.
  • to send the ring you left & this package of Bells.
  • to send the ring you left by this package of Bells.
  • to send the ring you left by this package of Bells.
  • to send the ring you left by this package of Bells.
  • to send the ring you left by this package of Bells.


but it cant be helped. On the last day of the Annual
  • but it cant be helped. On the last day of the Annual
  • but it cant be helped. On the last day of the Annual
  • but it cant be helped. On the last day of the Annual
  • but it cant be helped. On the last day of the Annual
Mooning state and handed me all the handsome
  • Mooning state and handed me all the handsome
  • Mooning state and handed me all the handsome
  • Mooning state and handed me all the handsome
  • Mooning state and handed me all the handsome
Bells to write in for the Scotch & English & Irish friends,
  • Bells to write in fr the Scotch & English & Irish friends,
  • Bells to write in for the Scotch & English & Irish friends,
  • Bells to write in for the Scotch & English & Irish friends,
  • Bells to write in for the Scotch & English & Irish friends,
were enough Bells to be so lavish. She said yes, till at
  • were enough Bells to be so lavish. She said yes, till at
  • were enough Bells to be so lavish. She said yes, till at
  • were enough Bells to be so lavish. She said yes, till at
  • were enough Bells to be so lavish. She said yes, till at
gone. So now the best I can send will be 6 white
  • gone. So now the best I can send will be 6 white
  • gone. So now the best I can send will be 6 white
  • gone. So now the best I can send will be 6 white
  • gone. So now the best I can send will be 6 white
to be left, & 5 other plain gilt. We shall send the
  • to be left, & 5 other plain gilt. We shall send the
  • to be left, & 5 other plain gilt. We shall send the
  • to be left, & 5 other plain gilt. We shall send the
  • to be left, & 5 other plain gilt. We shall send the
package to you in brown paper & then you must act
  • package to you in brown paper & then you must act
  • package to you in brown paper & then you must act
  • package to you in brown paper & then you must act
  • package to you in brown paper & then you must act
your pleasure as regards sending it to France in a
  • your pleasure as regards sending it to France in a
  • your pleasure as regards sending it to France in a
  • your pleasure as regards sending it to France in a
  • your pleasure as regards sending it to France in a
box or not. I suppose it will be sent to the care of
  • box or not. I suppose it will be sent to the care of
  • box or not. I suppose it will be sent to the care of
  • box or not. I suppose it will be sent to the care of
  • box or not. I suppose it will be sent to the care of
Greene at Narne. I shall merely put a few lines into
  • Greene at Narne. I shall merely put a few lines into
  • Greene at Ha??e. I shall merely put a few lines into
  • Greene at Havre. I shall merely put a few lines into
  • Greene at Harve. I shall merely put a few lines into
the package telling about what Bells I have sent to
  • the package telling about what Bells I have sent to
  • the package telling about what Bells I have sent to
  • the package telling about what Bells I have sent to
  • the package telling about what Bells I have sent to
England. Item 3d. wendell wishes you to have you
  • England. Item 3d. wendell wishes you to have you
  • England. Item 3d. wendell wishes you to have you
  • England. Item 3d. wendell wishes to have you
  • England. Item 3d. Wendell wishes you to have you
for shoes for poor folks. A shoemaker has presented such
  • for shoes for poor folks. A shoemaker has presented such
  • for shoes for poor folks. A shoemaker has presented such
  • for shoes for poor folks. A shoemaker has presented such
  • for shoes for poor folks. A shoemaker has presented such
will Mary take "The Mass Review" this year. Coolidge &
  • will Mary take "The Mass Review" this year. Coolidge &
  • will Mary take "The Mass Review" this year. Coolidge &
  • will Mary take "The Mass Review" this year. Coolidge &
  • will Mary take "The Mass Review" this year. Coolidge &
Wiley have sent in a receipted bill for it & W. wants
  • Wiley have sent in a receipted bill for it & W. wants
  • Wiley have sent in a receipted bill for it & W. wants
  • Wiley have sent in a receipted bill for it & W. wants
  • Wiley have sent in a receipted bill for it & W. wants
to know also if any command was given by Mary as
  • to know also if any command was given by Mary as
  • to know also if any command was given by Mary as
  • to know also if any command was given by Mary as
  • to know also if any command was given by Mary as
call at Poplar St & give the Bank Books to Wendell.
  • call at Poplar St & give the Bank Books to Wendell.
  • call at Poplar St & give the Bank Books to Wendell.
  • call at Poplar St & give the Bank Books to Wendell.
  • call at Poplar St & give the Bank Books to Wendell.
you that that money was some loose cause money that
  • you that that money was come loose cause money that
  • you that that money was some loose cause money that
  • you that that money was some loose cause money that
  • you that that money was some loose cause money that
spend in our expense of coming & going to the "little
  • spend in our expense of coming & going to the "little
  • spend in our expense of coming & going to the "little
  • spend in our expense of coming & going to the "little
  • spend in our expense of coming & going to the "little


as he has been in town, has I suppose arranged his
  • as he has been in town, has I suppose arranged his
  • as he has been in town, has I suppose arranged his
  • as he has been in town, has I suppose arranged his
  • as he has been in town, has I suppose arranged his
affairs. Now a few words for the meeting. I believe it
  • affairs. Now a few words for the meeting. I believe it
  • affairs. Now a few words for the meeting. I believe it
  • affairs. Now a few words for the meeting. I believe it
was one of the best we have ever held. It was a large
  • was one of the best we have ever held. It was a large
  • was one of the best we have ever held. It was a large
  • was one of the best we have ever held. It was a large
meeting, very little noise and confusion. and a great deal
  • meeting, very little noise and confusion. and a great deal
  • meeting, very little noise and confusion. and a great deal
  • meeting, very little noise and confusion. and a great deal
This was my experience. I left home Tuesday and
  • This was my experience. I left home Tuesday and
  • This was my experience. I left home Tuesday and
  • This was my experience. I left home Tuesday and
to Cambridge, found Mrs Follen quite ill with one of her
  • to Cambridge, found Mrs Follen quite ill with one of her
  • to Cambridge, found Mrs Follen quite ill with one of her
  • to Cambridge, found Mrs Follen quite ill with one of her
  • to Cambridge, found Mrs Follen quite ill with one of her
liver complaint turns - She really looked very ill indeed &
  • liver complaint turns - She really looked very ill indeed &
  • liver complaint turns - She really looked very ill indeed &
  • liver complaint turns - She really looked very ill indeed &
  • liver complaint turns - She really looked very ill indeed &
were not able to go abroad. She seemed very weak &
  • were not able to go abroad. She seemed very weak &
  • were not able to go abroad. She seemed very weak &
  • were not able to go abroad. She seemed very weak &
nervous & is really in a poor state. I was received with
  • nervous & is really in a poor state. I was received with
  • nervous & is really in a poor state. I was received with
  • nervous & is really in a poor state. I was received with
the greatest joy & treated as if I had been a queen.
  • the greatest joy & treated as if I had been a queen.
  • the greatest joy & treated as if I had been a queen.
  • the greatest joy & treated as if I had been a queen.
which gave great satisfaction & next morning went
  • which gave great satisfaction & next morning went
  • which gave great satisfaction & next morning went
  • which gave great satisfaction & next morning went
  • which gave great satisfaction & next morning went
was rather thin. E. Q's report good. L. & E. did not get in from
  • was rather thin. E. Q's report good. L. & E. did not get in from
  • was rather thin. E. Q's report good. L. & E. did not get in from
  • was rather thin. E. Q's report good. L. & E. did not get in from
  • was rather thin. E. Q's report good. L. & E. did not get in from
& Edmund Quincy. We had a fine dinner. Turkey & every
  • & Edmund Quincy. We had a fine dinner. Turkey & every
  • & Edmund Quincy. We had a fine dinner. Turkey & every
  • & Edmund Quincy. We had a fine dinner. Turkey & every
  • & Edmund Quincy. We had a fine dinner. Turkey & every
meeting. It was very good indeed, the runaway slaves
  • meeting. It was very good indeed, the runaway slaves
  • meeting. It was very good indeed, the runaway slaves
  • meeting. It was very good indeed, the runaway slaves
  • meeting. It was very good indeed, the runaway slaves
  • Meeting. It was very good indeed, the runaway slaves
He is a very intelligent looking black man, & she a
  • He is a very intelligent looking black man, & she a
  • He is a very intelligent looking black man, & she a
  • He is a very intelligent looking black man, & she a
  • He is a very intelligent looking black man, & she a
news to Mrs F. who hoped she was a little better. Mary Phillips
  • news to Mrs F. who hoped she was a little better. Mary Phillips
  • news to Mrs F. who hoped she was a little better. Mary Phillips
  • news to Mrs F. who hoped she was a little better. Mary Phillips
  • news to Mrs F. who hoped she was a little better. Mary Phillips
has returned home to die. She is very bad, but they hope
  • has returned home to die. She is very bad, but they hope
  • has returned home to die. She is very bad, but they hope
  • has returned home to die. She is very bad, but they hope
discussion - dividing the word of truth as to that. Lucia
  • discussion - dividing the word of truth as to that. Lucia
  • discussion - dividing the word of truth as to that. Lucia
  • discussion - dividing the word of truth as to that. Lucia
  • discussion - dividing the word of truth as to that. Lucia
Edmund, James Buffum & his wife and Mrs Garnett.
  • Edmund, James Buffum & his wife and Mrs Garnett.
  • Edmund, James Buffum & his wife and Mrs Garnett.
  • Edmund, James Buffum & his wife and Mrs Garnett.
  • Edmund, James Buffum & his wife and Mrs Garnett.


Hervey has received the letter Warren sent safe and
  • Hervey has received the letter Warren sent safe and
  • Hervey has received the letter Warren sent safe and
  • Hervey has received the letter Warren sent safe and
  • Hervey has received the letter Warren sent safe and
of good speaking. But we missed a great deal of it.
  • of good speaking. But we missed a great deal of it.
  • of good speaking. But we missed a great deal of it.
  • of good speaking. But we missed a great deal of it.
  • of good speaking. But we missed a great deal of it.
my green bonnet looked beautifully. I went direct
  • my green bonnet looked beautifully. I went direct
  • my green bonnet looked beautifully. I went direct
  • my green bonnet looked beautifully. I went direct
  • my green bonnet looked beautifully. I went direct
I should not marvel if she had another turn that she
  • I should not marvel if she had another turn that she
  • I should not marvel if she had another turn that she
  • I should not marvel if she had another turn that she
  • I should not marvel if she had another turn that she
I staid that day & night, read C's letter about the assembly
  • I staid that day & night, read C's letter about the assembly
  • I staid that day & night, read C's letter about the assembly
  • I staid that day & night, read C's letter about the assembly
  • I staid that day & night, read C's letter about the assembly
in town. The first forenoon was spent as usual; the meeting
  • in town. The first forenoon was spent as usual; the meeting
  • in town. The first forenoon was spent as usual; the meeting
  • in town. The first forenoon was spent as usual; the meeting
  • in town. The first forenoon was spent as usual; the meeting
Weymouth till noon. I dined at Wendell's with the Greenes
  • Whemouth till noon. I dined at Wendell's with the Greenes
  • Weymouth till noon. I dined at Wendell's with the Greenes
  • Weymouth till noon. I dined at Wendell's with the Greenes
  • Weymouth till noon. I dined at Wendell's with the Greenes
thing else. Ann did not come down. At night Mr Loring
  • thing else. Ann did not come down. At night Mr Loring
  • thing else. Ann did not come down. At night Mr Loring
  • thing else. Ann did not come down. At night Mr Loring
  • thing else. Ann did not come down. At night Mr Loring
carried L. & E. to Brookline, so they lost the Annual evening
  • carried L. & E. to Brookline, so they lost the evening
  • carried L. & E. to Brookline, so they lost the A? evening
  • carried L. & E. to Brookline, so they lost the Annual evening
  • carried L. & E. to Brookline, so they lost the Annual Evening
Wm & Ellen Craft, producing a most excellent effect.
  • wm & Ellen Craft, producing a most excellent effect.
  • Wm & Ellen Craft, producing a most excellent effect.
  • Wm & Ellen Craft, producing a most excellent effect.
  • Wm & Ellen Craft, producing a most excellent effect.
pretty nice looking girl, much lighter than Cecilia
  • pretty nice looking girl, much lighter than Cecilia
  • pretty nice looking girl, much lighter than Cecilia
  • pretty nice looking girl, much lighter than Cecilia
  • pretty nice looking girl, much lighter than Cecilia
Howard, with strait blak hair. Her behaviour was pretty
  • Noward, with strait blak hair. Her behaviour was pretty
  • Howard, with strait blak hair. Her behaviour was pretty
  • Howard, with strait blak hair. Her behaviour was pretty
  • Howard, with strait black hair. Her behaviour was pretty
& natural. I went out to Cambridge with C. Follen at night,
  • & natural. I went out to Cambridge with C. Follen at night,
  • & natural. I went out to Cambridge with C. Follen at night,
  • & natural. I went out to Cambridge with C. Follen at night,
  • & natural. I went out to Cambridge with C. Follen at night,
according to agreement. There I sat up awhile telling all the
  • according to agreement. There I sat up awhile telling all the
  • according to agreement. There I sat up awhile telling all the
  • according to agreement. There I sat up awhile telling all the
  • according to agreement. There I sat up awhile telling all the
to relieve her some by pouring down opiates blindfold. I was
  • to relieve her some by pouring down opiates blindfold. I was
  • to relieve her some by pouring down opiates blindfold. I was
  • to relieve her some by pouring down opiates blindfold. I was
  • to relieve her some by pouring down opiates blindfold. I was
sick in the night, not exactly such a case as at Poplar St
  • sick in the night, not exactly such a case as at Poplar St
  • sick in the night, not exactly such a case as at Poplar St
  • sick in the night, not exactly such a case as at Poplar St
  • sick in the night, not exactly such a case as at Poplar St
but some thing like it. Nevertheless I was well enough to
  • but some thing like it. Nevertheless I was well enough to
  • but some thing like it. Nevertheless I was well enough to
  • but some thing like it. Nevertheless I was well enough to
  • but some thing like it. Nevertheless I was well enough to
depart the next morning but tho' Mrs F wished it I thought
  • depart the next morning but tho' Mrs F wished it I thought
  • depart the next morning but tho' Mrs F wished it I thought
  • depart the next morning but tho' Mrs F wished it I thought
  • depart the next morning but tho' Mrs F wished it I thought
it not quite so well for me to come & go. The next forenoon
  • it not quite so well for me to come & go. The next forenoon
  • it not quite so well for me to come & go. The next forenoon
  • it not quite so well for me to come & go. The next forenoon
  • it not quite so well for me to come & go. The next forenoon
was a good meeting. Free ? was the subject under
  • was a good meeting. Free ? was the subject under
  • was a good meeting. Free ? was the subject under
  • was a good meeting. Free sire was the subject under
  • was a good meeting. Free S? was the subject under
& I dined at Wendells. The Greenes & Lucy Stone there.
  • & I dined at Wendells. The Greenes & Lucy ? there.
  • & I dined at Wendells. The Greenes & Lucy Stove there.
  • & I dined at Wendells. The Greenes & Lucy Stone there.
  • & I dined at Wendells. The Greenes & Lucy Stone there.
I forgot to say that the night before we had to tea
  • I forgot to say that the night before we had to tea
  • I forgot to say that the night before we had to tea
  • I forgot to say that the night before we had to tea
  • I forgot to say that the night before we had to tea


a pouring rain & she went to explain that I was in town
  • a pouring rain & she went to explain that I was in town
  • a pouring rain & she went to explain that I was in town
  • a pouring rain & she went to explain that I was in town
  • a pouring rain & she went to explain that I was in town
? & Lucia to come, but they were not quite pleased
  • ? & Lucia to come, but they were not quite pleased
  • D & Lucia to come, but they were not quite pleased
  • he & Lucia to come, but they were not quite pleased
  • W & Lucia to come, but they were not quite pleased
in the 6 oclock train. As for me after dinner
  • in the 6 oclock train. As for me after dinner
  • in the 6 oclock train. As for me after dinner
  • in the 6 oclock train. As for me after dinner
  • in the 6 oclock train. As for me after dinner
not in my green bonnet jump on, so I was carried to
  • not in my green bonnet jump on, so I was carried [unclear]
  • not in my green bonnet jump on, so I was carried to
  • not in my green bonnet jump on, so I was carried to
  • not in my green bonnet jump on, so I was carried to
till the next morning. Their colds were getting better.
  • till the next morning. Their colds were getting better.
  • till the next morning. Their colds were getting better.
  • till the next morning. Their colds were getting better.
  • till the next morning. Their colds were getting better.
N. having decided it that I was too delicate to come
  • N. having decided it that I was too delicate to come
  • N. having decided it that I was too delicate to come
  • N. having decided it that I was too delicate to come
  • N. having decided it that I was too delicate to come
I behaved very well & was very affectionate, read them
  • I behaved very well & was very affectionate, read them
  • I behaved very well & was very affectionate, read them
  • I behaved very well & was very affectionate, read them
  • I behaved very well & was very affectionate, read them
the next day E & I with few exceptions of a little while at a
  • the next day E & I with few exceptions of a little while, [unclear]
  • the next day E & I with few exceptions of a little while at a
  • the next day E & I with few exceptions of a little while at a
  • the next day E & I with few exceptions of a little while at a
Bells. Lucia did not come in. Hervey had come in the
  • Bells. Lucia did not come in. Hervey had come in the
  • Bells. Lucia did not come in. Hervey had come in the
  • Bells. Lucia did not come in. Hervey had come in the
  • Bells. Lucia did not come in. Hervey had come in the
Mary Robbins. We found we could not get through by
  • Mary Rotoris. We found we could not get through by
  • Mary Ro???s. We found we could not get through by
  • Mary Robbins. We found we could not get through by
  • Mary Robbins. We found we could not get through by
Evening Meeting was most excellent. Hervey went to
  • Evening Meeting was most excellent. Hervey went to
  • Evening Meeting was most excellent. Hervey went to
  • Evening Meeting was most excellent. Hervey went to
  • Evening Meeting was most excellent. Hervey went to
home at a quarter after 12. All were abed, but we
  • home at a quarter after 12. All were abed but we
  • home at a quarter after 12. All were abed, but we
  • home at a quarter after 12. All were abed, but we
  • home at a quarter after 12. All were abed, but we
spent with all this & so was Emma. She said she has
  • spent with all this & so was Emma. She said she has
  • spent with all this & so was Emma. She said she has
  • spent with all this & so was Emma. She said she has
  • spent with all this & so was Emma. She said she has
this French Fair is the last. They go in tomorrow to do
  • this French Fair is the last. They go in tomorrow to do
  • this French Fair is the last. They go in tomorrow to do
  • this French Fair is the last. They go in tomorrow to do
  • this French Fair is the last. They go in tomorrow to do
go again to give final orders as to the Box which goes
  • go again to give final orders as to the Box which goes
  • go again to give final orders as to the Box which goes
  • go again to give final orders as to the Box which goes
  • go again to give final orders as to the Box which goes
inflamation of the lungs; her life supposed in danger.
  • inflamation of the lungs; her life supposed in danger.
  • inflamation of the lungs; her life supposed in danger.
  • inflamation of the lungs; her life supposed in danger.
  • inflamation of the lungs; her life supposed in danger.
Hervey go with me. He behaved very well. She was asleep
  • Hervey go with me. He behaved very well. She was asleep
  • Hervey go with me. He behaved very well. She was asleep
  • Hervey go with me. He behaved very well. She was asleep
  • Hervey go with me. He behaved very well. She was asleep
see her which he did. Rhoda & Cornelia wished to have
  • see her which he did. Rhoda & Cornelia wished to have
  • see her which he did. Rhoda & Cornelia wished to have
  • see her which he did. Rhoda & Cornelia wished to have
  • see her which he did. Rhoda & Cornelia wished to have
years & would keep on.
  • years & would keep on.
  • years & would keep on.
  • years & would keep on.
  • years & would keep on.


Thursday noon Emma went to the Sargents to dine. It was
  • Thursday noon Emma went to the Sargents to dine. It was
  • Thursday noon Emma went to the Sargents to dine. It was
  • Thursday noon Emma went to the Sargents to dine. It was
  • Thursday noon Emma went to the Sargents to dine. It was
& would come over & pass the night there. They asked
  • & would come over & pass the night there. They asked
  • & would come over & pass the night there. They asked
  • & would come over & pass the night there. They asked
  • & would come over & pass the night there. They asked
with Henriett's way & they preferred to go out to Weymouth
  • with Henriett's way & they preferred to go out to Weymouth
  • with Henriett's way & they preferred to go out to Weymouth
  • with Henriett's way & they preferred to go out to Weymouth
  • with Henriett's way & they preferred to go out to Weymouth
W put me into an omnibus to go to Faneuil Hall. It
  • W put me into an omnibus to go to Faneuil Hall. It
  • W put me into an omnibus to go to Faneuil Hall. It
  • W put me into an omnibus to go to Faneuil Hall. It
  • W. put me into an omnibus to go to Faneuil Hall. It
was a Lowell Dept one, as it was a pouring rain, I could
  • was a Lowell Dept one, as it was a pouring rain, I could
  • was a Lowell Dept one, as it was a pouring rain, I could
  • was a Lowell Dept one, as it was a pouring rain, I could
  • was a Lowell Depot one, as it was a pouring rain, I could
the apothecary's, got out, went in to Poplar St, & staid there
  • the apothecary's, got out, went in to Poplar St, & staid there
  • the apothecary's, got out, went in to Poplar St, & staid there
  • the apothecary's, got out, went in to Poplar St, & staid there
  • the apothecary's, got out, went in to Poplar St, & staid there
Poor Catherine was much knocked on the head, as I
  • Poor Catherine was much knocked on the head, as I
  • Poor Catherine was much knocked on the head, as I
  • Poor Catherine was much knocked on the head, as I
  • Poor Catherine was much knocked on the head, as I
suspect she & H. had had a fight about inviting us,
  • suspect she & H. had had a fight about inviting us,
  • suspect she & H. had had a fight about inviting us,
  • suspect she & H. had had a fight about inviting us,
  • suspect she & H. had had a fight about inviting us,
as for L. & E. I suppose she thought them better at home.
  • as for L. & E. I suppose she thought them better at home.
  • as for L. & E. I suppose she thought them better at home.
  • as for L. & E. I suppose she thought them better at home.
  • as for L. & E. I suppose she thought them better at home.
C's letter, but resolved to go home the next night. All
  • C's letter, but resolved to go home the next night. All
  • C's letter, but resolved to go home the next night. All
  • C's letter, but resolved to go home the next night. All
  • C's letter, but resolved to go home the next night. All
time, were in the A. S. Office writing in, & arranging the
  • time, were in the A. S. Office writing in, & arranging the
  • time, were in the A. S. Office writing in, & arranging the
  • time, were in the A. S. Office writing in, & arranging the
  • time, were in the A. S. Office writing in, & arranging the
night before & staid the night. E. & I dined at Wendell's
  • night before & staid the night. E. & I dined at Wendell's
  • night before & staid the night. E. & I dined at Wendell's
  • night before & staid the night. E. & I dined at Wendell's
  • night before & staid the night. E. & I dined at Wendell's
again with the Greenes & at night drank tea there with
  • again with the Greenes & at night drank tea there with
  • again with the Greenes & at night drank tea there with
  • again with the Greenes & at night drank tea there with
  • again with the Greenes & at night drank tea there with
6 so concluded to come out in the 11 oclock train. The
  • 6 so concluded to come out in the 11 oclock train. The
  • 6 so concluded to come out in the 11 oclock train. The
  • 6 so concluded to come out in the 11 oclock train. The
  • 6 so concluded to come out in the 11 oclock train. The
hear Fanny Butler read & liked her. We all reached
  • hear Fanny Butler read & liked her. We all reached
  • hear Fanny Butler read & liked her. We all reached
  • hear Fanny Butler read & liked her. We all reached
  • hear Fanny Butler read & liked her. We all reached
got in. John Tilden came up for us. I was terribly
  • got in. John Tilden came up for us. I was terribly
  • got in. John Tilden came up for us. I was terribly
  • got in. John Tilden came up for us. I was beside
  • got in. John Tilden came up for us. I was terribly
never had so hard a time as at this meeting. But
  • never had so hard a time as at this meeting. But
  • never had so hard a time as at this meeting. But
  • never had so hard a time as at this meeting. But
  • never had so hard a time as at this meeting. But
some little business, or rather a good deal & on Friday I
  • some little business, or rather a good deal & on Friday I
  • some little business, or rather a good deal & on Friday I
  • some little business, or rather a good deal & on Friday I
  • some little business, or rather a good deal & on Friday I
off Saturday. Mary Arnold is very ill indeed with
  • off Saturday. Mary Arnold is very ill indeed with
  • off Saturday. Mary Arnold is very ill indeed with
  • off Saturday. Mary Arnold is very ill indeed with
  • off Saturday. Mary Arnold is very ill indeed with
She had Dr Fifield; I called yesterday morning & made
  • She had Dr Fifield; I called yesterday morning & made
  • She had Dr Fifield; I called yesterday morning & made
  • She had Dr Fifield; I called yesterday morning & made
  • She had Dr Fifield; I called yesterday morning & made
then & they asked him to come up again in the afternoon &
  • then & they asked him to come up again in the afternoon &
  • then & they asked him to come up again in the afternoon &
  • then & they asked him to come up again in the afternoon &
  • then & they asked him to come up again in the afternoon &
him but Mary at the last, said she had had him 40
  • him but Mary at the last, said she had had him 40
  • him but Mary at the last, said she had had him 40
  • him but Mary at the last, said she had had him 40
  • him but Mary at the last, said she had had him 40

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date
"January 28, 1849"
notes
"Holograph. Letter appears to be incomplete. The end of the letter missing. Anne Warren Weston wishes the French boxes to be sent care of Wendell Phillips to 26 Essex Street, where they are to be marked. The sale (of their contents) will probably be held very soon at \"Mr. [Amos Bronson] Alcott's rooms in West St., next house to Miss [Elizabeth P.] Peabody's.\" Anne enumerates the copies of the Liberty Bell which Deborah is to send to France. She describes a meeting (of the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society) as \"one of the best we have ever held.\" Anne went to see Mrs. Follen in Cambridge, and found her quite ill. Anne said: \"I was received with the greatest joy & treated as if I had been a queen.\" At the evening meeting, the runaway slaves William and Ellon Craft produced an excellent effect. She tells of the grave illnesses of friends."
title
"Incomplete letter from Anne Warren Weston, Weymouth, [Mass.], to Deborah Weston, Jan. 28, 1849"
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"Weston, Anne Warren, 1812-1890 (Author); Weston, Deborah, b. 1814 (Addressee)"
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