Letter from Dwight Webster, 6 February 1846
Nauvoo Ill
Dear Brother Woodruff
I recieved your
letter of date Dec 5th it came to hand
yesterday. I have done with the two letters
enclosed as you directed or I have delivered
Brother Youngs and will Br Benbows the
first opportunity, the idea of your coming
to Nauvoo this spring was new to us we have
supposed by the best information we could get
that you would not come here but go the other
way, but we are glad that you are a coming
as we all want to see you and ^also^ that you can
see to your own affairs here, you speak of
bringing Father & Mother along with you
truly this would be a great pleasure to
us to behold our parents once more in the flesh
remember us to Sister Jenner, Brother
and Sister Hooker Mr & Mrs Burgess Mary-
ann and Samuel &c &c—tell Cousin Betsy
not to let her heart fail her to much on account
of your coming away we should be glad to hear
from her from her own pen. Burgess is quite
sick Eunice and myself are comfortable my
leg is still sore and troubles me a considerable
D Webster
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Mother, you will not need to bring any Physic with you for you will
not do anything but Shit after you get into this State
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