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Hartwick Sept     th 1810  Dear Mother  It is so lately you heard from us you will perhaps think it foolish to write so soon  I was verry glad to hear from you but I owne I felt a little disappointed to hear you wont any of you comeing to see me this fall  Visa said you expected to see me next winter but you nead not look for me in the least let their be ever so much snow  neither do I think I shall come next summer but I want to come as much as any boddy can  I am verry much obliged to you for the presents you sent me from the largest down to the smalest  me thinks I hear you say I have got tired of sending things to Hannah & I shant think strange if you do  I have not got any wooll yet  Mr Hayde engaged 15 pounds  he went one day after the [[ the? ]] time was set to get it  it was all gone & now their is not any to be got
Hartwick Sept th 1810   
 
Dear Mother  It is so lately you heard from us you will perhaps think it foolish to write so soon  I was verry glad to hear from you all but I owne I felt a little disappointed to hear you wont any of you comeing to see me this fall  Visa said you expected to see me next winter but you nead not look for me in the least let their be ever so much snow  neither do I think I shall come next summer but I want to come as much as any boddy can  I am verry much obliged to you for the presants you sent me from the largest down to the smalest  me thinks I hear you say I have got tired of sending things to Hannah & I shant think strange if you do  I have not got any wooll yet  Mr Hayde engaged 15 pounds  he went one day after the the time was set to get it  it was all gone & now their is not any to be got

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Hartwick Sept th 1810

Dear Mother It is so lately you heard from us you will perhaps think it foolish to write so soon I was verry glad to hear from you all but I owne I felt a little disappointed to hear you wont any of you comeing to see me this fall Visa said you expected to see me next winter but you nead not look for me in the least let their be ever so much snow neither do I think I shall come next summer but I want to come as much as any boddy can I am verry much obliged to you for the presants you sent me from the largest down to the smalest me thinks I hear you say I have got tired of sending things to Hannah & I shant think strange if you do I have not got any wooll yet Mr Hayde engaged 15 pounds he went one day after the the time was set to get it it was all gone & now their is not any to be got