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Scope and Contents Recommends the discharge of Thomas J. Hancock, as cured, and of Charles Taylor, a colored patient with a condition in which "it is rendered doubtful whether the individual is a fit subject for an asylum..."

Describes the Tournament and the Masquerade Ball. Judge Tucker's family, Miss Custis from Gloucester, Mrs. Sheldon and her niece Miss Burwell, and Miss Ann Eliza Fitzhugh all share a cabin with the Saunders. Asks to be remembered to many friends and relatives.

Scope and Contents "Nobody here knows where Miss B is." [Note: These two letters are on one sheet of paper.]

Scope and Contents Understands the Norfolk Bank will be withdrawn. Mentions John and Gabriel Williamson, and Mrs. Richardson. [Note: These three letters are on one sheet of paper.]

Scope and Contents A memorandum book listing her work. Included are copying pages from her brother's books, teaching Lizzie Williamson, keeping house, cutting out all the sewing work, packing furnishings to move (1843), varnishing furniture, preparing "Reports" for mailing, gardening, painting lithographs for "Reports", plaiting 18 shirt bosoms, "Prepared for an Un-invited Company every other tuesday," and "Collected and copied in Ornamental penmanship in a Morocco-bound blank book, my own Compositions."

Scope and Contents Mentions C. Maupin, and Mr. Clarke, whose light she sees every night. [Note: These two letters are on one sheet of paper.]

(Microfilm M-1131-22)

(Microfilm M-1131-21)