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Williamsburg 27. July 1865.
My dearest wife, I have just a moment to
write a line by Mr. Charles Waller whose
departure for Richmond has been suddenly
determined upon by him. I have so
many things upon my mind that I cannot
begin, in this hurried letter, to express them.
I write merely to inform you that
I am well and safe. I do not even know
whether you will get this letter.
I left Danville on the day after I
left you, came to Richmond & staid there
one day, arriving here on the following
day. I staid the first night with
Mr. Sweeney who left home for Richmd.
on the following morning, & I then ac-
-cepted one of numerous invitations viz
Charles Waller's, where I am. I have
seen many friends- all of whom are
well. Servants very kind.
Love to my dearest children & grand children
& all friends. The hack is coming & I
must stop. Ever yr. R.S.