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I meant to [[unsure]] to [[unsure]] this spring to see you & attend the Election, but I can make [[ | (Page 21) | ||
Letter 16 to Mr | I meant to [[unsure]] to [[unsure]] this spring to see you & attend the Election, but I can make [[convenient?]] to go-- I suppose you are taken up with [[Ludi?]] and [[reposing?]] for Election, all this [[make?]] up as to forget me-- Believe me I am your Friend Eleazer Williams | ||
Mr Calvin | Mr Charles Sheldon | ||
PS you will be so good to me her lines I can sure that your letter is alway very acceptable to me farewell-- this is the third letter | |||
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Letter 16 to Mr Hubbal, Mansfield July 27th 1806 | |||
Respected Sir I ricvd [received] yours 12 of July (dated 13th of June.) and with greatest pleasure & satisfaction wherein you expressed yourself in such obliging terms. I acknowledge to you that I am [[sen??]] of your respect toward me and I have the happiness as to get acquainted with you by the accidental way and with pleasure I now [[thank?]] this opportunity to answer your kind & agreeable Epistle &c &c &c &c | |||
I send my respect to you sir and Mrs Hubbal and Mr Williams family I am your humble servant Eleazer Williams | |||
Mr Calvin Hubbal | |||
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letter 17 to Rev Jacob Cram of Exeter N Hampshire | |||
Mansfield august 2 # 1806 Rev Sir according to my promise I now write with pleasure. It is a great task for me to undertake to correspond with-- | |||
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I meant to unsure to unsure this spring to see you & attend the Election, but I can make convenient? to go-- I suppose you are taken up with Ludi? and reposing? for Election, all this make? up as to forget me-- Believe me I am your Friend Eleazer Williams
Mr Charles Sheldon
PS you will be so good to me her lines I can sure that your letter is alway very acceptable to me farewell-- this is the third letter _____________________________________________________________ Letter 16 to Mr Hubbal, Mansfield July 27th 1806
Respected Sir I ricvd [received] yours 12 of July (dated 13th of June.) and with greatest pleasure & satisfaction wherein you expressed yourself in such obliging terms. I acknowledge to you that I am sen?? of your respect toward me and I have the happiness as to get acquainted with you by the accidental way and with pleasure I now thank? this opportunity to answer your kind & agreeable Epistle &c &c &c &c I send my respect to you sir and Mrs Hubbal and Mr Williams family I am your humble servant Eleazer Williams Mr Calvin Hubbal
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letter 17 to Rev Jacob Cram of Exeter N Hampshire Mansfield august 2 # 1806 Rev Sir according to my promise I now write with pleasure. It is a great task for me to undertake to correspond with--