Letter from Ilus Fabyan Carter, 15 December 1853
Portland
Bro. Wilford
I wrote you a few days
since in relation to Mr. Huner and fearing that
it might not reach you write a few lines more
We have not heard one word from the money
you sent by H. and we have no confidence at all
in his statements to you and think if you
can in any way secure the demand you had
better by all means do so, the interest on
that money here since he arrived would have
been 200 $ at the rates it could have been
easily let for, that would have been quite
an item. I hope that all will result
well yet, but we have lost all confidence
in H[']s integrity.
Nothing new since I wrote you, we are
having very fine weather for winter.
Your mail for the last four or five months
has been recd. here in 39 and 40 days from
your city, all quite well, remember us
very kindly to all our friends. I have been
looking for a letter from Ms. W. for some time.
Truely Yours
I. F. Carter
