Sender: Richard Henry Lee
Recipient: Thomas Lee Shippen
Trenton decr. 13. 1784
My dear Cousin,
I replied to your kind letter conveying the materials for the breeches very soon after I received it – Since that I have not had the pleasure of hearing from you. The affairs of this world are wonderful thro-out their whole Ramifications – but I would not interrupt your improving studies by calling your attention to any subject less interesting –
As a matter of mere information I may inform you that upon a question to remove the Session of Congress from hence it was not determined in the affirmative. My best love always attends your house – farewell.
Are my horses gone to Virginia?
Notes:
Shippen Collection###
Printed in James Curtis Ballagh, The Letters of Richard Henry Lee, Volume 2, 1779 – 1794, pp. 309 – 10.