History/Letters: Fragment of letter from Isaac Murrell; Claiborne & Webster par., Louisiana
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Portion of a letter copied from a letter of Isaac Murrell, being below the 
fold on the last page of a letter below the signature.

I open Frank’s < Frances Eddins> letter to enclose one I have rec’d from Perry 
and John < Isaac Murrell’s Newphes> also have one dated the 18th ult.  The 
left Camp Pickens or Manasas on the 18th, forward toward the Potomock.  Perry 
thinks chances verry good for a big fight.  I can’t find the last letter or I 
would also send it—I  have one for his Alice (sweetheart) and must sent it to 
her first chance.  She is at our River place and is going to get a school 
there—mother was not well on Tuesday.  I have not heard form her since. The 
rest  was well at the plantation—
	Frank looks sick.  Sorry to see her look so pale.  I hope you don’t 
look that way, and if you do you boath look like dirt eaters.  Rebecca is 
better of her cough, but not well, and I really fear she many never get 
entirely well. 

Your friend, Isaac Murrell


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