They are just about moving into a new house. Beers is hoping every day to see Mother who has half promised to come and assist. Beers thinks this may be a way of bringing her into the Church as they are close by the Cathedral. Now that it is decided that Beers will remain here, Bayley must plan to come. Beers hopes to visit Mrs. Mary D. Nesmith in June or July. Jane Sedgwick wrote to Beers saying that she is going to Rome to settle down; her health requires a change. Could Bayley give Sedgwick any letters that would be useful to her. Beers's uncle, George Webster died two or three weeks since —a great loss to his family and the city. The eldest daughter, aged 20, has been in Litchfield the past year. Father spent a week with them and bought them a very pleasant little house. She asks if the Tiers have come back and if Newark is becoming any more civilized. :: II-2-n A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.