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                                                                                                                                               Bangor Cot 2d 1839  Sunday noon

Dear Mother I got here as Eliah has told you when you read this. I am here at Ms. Walkers: Eliah I feel has a cold side home. He ought to have had some mittens. Send me my gown and my shirt that Isaac had at Barn for with the potatoes if possible. I did go to meeting this forenoon but am going this afternoon. They say that probably you on ((unclear)) of headwind for the steamboat will not arrive here tonight & therefore I will not repost till about noon tomorrow. I have eat dinner here, Mr Walker's folks have got 1 hew wrinkle - they take a great long baked potato in 1 hand & a knife in other & dunk it into a bowl of milk & eat it with a spoon like bread & milk. Good bye, Joseph with a poor pen. 1 O' clock, The steamer has not yet arrived. It may come up in the night as there is a good moon. If it arrives in the morning it will start to depart at a new moon. The usual time of the books arrives is 9 o' clock. R.M of starting out M. - but it is very irregular now a days - sometimes when foggy I has not started until 8 in the morning. I am at the present time up in Isaac chamber which is very respectable & warmed by a ((unclear)) in the stove funnel!! with Isaac's steel pen in my hand, Isaac sitting by my side reading & James S Walker putting on his coat to go to a evening meeting. These drab trousers are rather cold and thin , I fear it will be cool on bard the boat with a deck passage. I attended the ((unclear)) meeting cet apres dinee Text "The path of the just is a shining light that shineth more & more unto the perfect day." Proverbs 4:8 Monday, half past 9 at M The ((unclear)) has not arrived yet but is expected every moment. The Bangor banks have all stopped spare payments & the bills of the Bangor Bank or considered doubtful good - I have exchanged the $85.00 Bangor bank bill ((from Col. see)) for two of the Bankfort bank current about here but uncurrent in Boston - a $2 & a $1 good in Boston or anywhere. (I changed it at E.J Dowers)

  • How is my jacket to be sent and render me by afternoon? Can you cut it without me to fit it by?