Mary Lacy Letter, August 6 1856, Page 3

Title

Mary Lacy Letter, August 6 1856, Page 3

Description

Third page of a letter from Mary Lacy to her stepdaughter Elizabeth "Bess" Dewey.

Creator

Mary Lacy

Date

August 6, 1856

Identifier

DC0147s: Lacy Family Papers

Text

Your Father says he hopes you a thousand pardons for not paying the bill for the curtains, but he had no idea what it was about and when he came home and found out, he felt mighty bad about it. I told him there was no occasion for his feeling bad I knew you did not care. He says please ask Mr Dewey to send the $3.00 on at once, and set it down to his account. I will try & send Mary’s trunk (rather her Mothers) by Mr Junkin and the strap is one I borrowed from Mr Cook and feel particularly anxious should be re-turned. Tell Mary to bear it in mind. I don’t know that I need Mr Dewey’s names, for this baby & the next are provided for; this is to be John Holt

Language

English