Volume 10: Elizabeth Macarthur journal and correspondence, 1789-1840

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expedition. Mrs. Sturt continues to keep Varroville. She is a very pleasing person. The Packages by the Kinnear seem to have come out in excellent order. Seventeen are now in the "Old Barn." Those entrusted to the Germans went to Camden with them, as did the five cases of plants from Laddige. We have sent Captain Mallard fruit and William has written to him. Remember us to all friends, T.H.S., Mr. Biggs, Mr. Davidson and whoever else, etc. I have written on a small sheet of paper, not having larger at hand. It will plague you to read my letter. Emmeline is quite well and unites her affectionate wishes and love with those of, my dear dear Edward,

Your ever affectionate mother, E. MacArthur.

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