p.

doubtless recalled that they have
been traveling in the far west this
Summer, and in what part of the
Country they were I have not yet learned,
no doubt H. P. will tell thee all
about the movements of our traveling
friend and others here away.

[So?] in that love that has long
united our heats togather and still
desires thy prayers for me and
mine in [your?] [lucky?] situation
where thou art favored to approach
the Throne of grace theirin, I am
as ever thy [Closely?] attached on paper
friend

Elizabeth Meader

I must finish covering my paper by
saying to thee that I have [deleted]been[/deleted] walked over
to see H Laurance but she was not
able to be seen she has Spasums
and the least thing that excites and
the least thing M. told me did brought
them on. H.P. called a few days
before I did and see her which [Merry?]
thought was the cause of her
haveing a number of spasums in
the course of the night