From Gabriel Duvall, 31 Aug. 1829
Your letter of the 17th was not received until the 29th. I perceive that it was written at Bath, & put into the Post office at Charles Town.
Your letter of the 17th was not received until the 29th. I perceive that it was written at Bath, & put into the Post office at Charles Town.
I have Just recd a letter from Messrs A. C. Cazenove & Co. informing me of the arrival of our long looked for wine, ordered as long ago as March 1828— Murdoch & Co. write me that this parcel of "finest, old, high coloured, London particular" is selected from the choicest in their possession, and I have reason to believe that our most sanguine anticipations of its quality will be fully gratified.
In the midst of my preparations for my Journey to the mountains, on my way to Phila., I set down to inform you that I, this morning, sent up the demijohn of wine, properly Cased, to A. C. Cazenove & Co. Alexandria, to be forwarded by them to Mr Cazenove of Boston for you, from whom you will hear after its arrival.