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Heard that two boxes sent to her from Nassau were at Leesburg and will be sent to her once the roads get better; wishes she could see her [AM]; Cousin Betty is still with theml akk are well in Richmond, Virginia except for Cousin Eliza, who has a bad cold; the house at the old Mansion is full; Nannie is staying with Uncle Jourdan, since there is no room for her at the old Mansion; Betty and Dabney Maury's wife are both pregnant; a man in the country is going to send her a cow once the roads are clear; her neighbors make sure she always has enough wood; Delia had an attack of shortness of breath; hopes she will not have another one; the Baby [Turner] has had gatherings in his ears; Cousin Betsey sends love; is anxious for news of Tobin; sends love to the family; received a letter from her containing a note from Mrs. Lewis before she was laid up; has not had the chance to thank her [Mr. Lewis] for it. 2 pp. AL INcluding Ts of AL. 2pp