Jane C. Charlton, Williamsburgh, Virginia, to Sarah C. Watts, New London, Virginia, 13 September 1807

Abstract

Jane C. Charlton, Williamsburgh, sic, Virginia, to Sarah C. Watts, New London, Virginia. Glad to hear about her return home; gives local news including details about the arrival of Eliza Wright and her subsequent illness, and the departure of the Savages and the Smiths; expresses her sadness at the "loss of your society" and how much she misses her and the other girls; Mrs. Faulcon left for Carolina; tells of Miss Donoville, sic, Deneufville and Mr. Pryor tying the "gordianknot," and states the "Wmsbg. will be quite gay at that time, as they are to have a great wedding"; influenza rampant; tells of a party given by Mr. and Mrs. Mason, describing the handsome men, the dancing, and the fact that even Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Paradice, sic, and her mother were there; "War" is still the main topic of discussion, with revenge at the "epidemical" stage, even affecting the ladies; mentions E. Coleman and his politicing. 3 pages. Autograph letter signed. Including typescript. 2 pages.