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I am glad the weather is so genial and that vegetation | I am glad the weather is so genial and that vegetation | ||
| − | is so favourably advancing. | + | is so favourably advancing. Now the Hay harvest |
has begun we are to hope for dry warm weather. | has begun we are to hope for dry warm weather. | ||
| − | I trust the | + | I trust the Crops are plentiful. |
| − | You have done very right in giving the Five | + | You have done very right in giving the Five Pound |
for poor Fitzgerald. Mr: Roberts must have died | for poor Fitzgerald. Mr: Roberts must have died | ||
very rich and the Campbells will have their share. | very rich and the Campbells will have their share. | ||
Our weather is fine and I am inclined to think the | Our weather is fine and I am inclined to think the | ||
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Ems. June 23d: 1825.
Dear Sir,
Last night I recieved Yours of 13th instant and its' various enclosures. I return properly signed the usual papers.
I am glad the weather is so genial and that vegetation is so favourably advancing. Now the Hay harvest has begun we are to hope for dry warm weather. I trust the Crops are plentiful.
You have done very right in giving the Five Pound for poor Fitzgerald. Mr: Roberts must have died very rich and the Campbells will have their share. Our weather is fine and I am inclined to think the
