Dec ^th29 1853

Mr Woodruff

Sir

You would oblige me by forwarding those
articles of which you made a memorandum
the ballance of which remains— 2 Dress patterns
5 y^ds Cotton Cloth, 6 of flannel, 1 pair of
Blankets, 1 pair of strong shoes—for myself—
stocking yarn warm Cloth for James common
clothing—and a Hat for James—linings
Thread, Silk, Buttons—to make the garments
already received—also I would be glad you
send me some groceries—soap, Candles and
a Chair Wash Basin 2 Tin Cups 1 Tea
Pot.

I would be glad you would remove
Sarah acording to agreement—
by doing so you will save farther trouble if not
complied with I shall the Earliest opportunity
of seeing B^r Young

With all Due respect

I Remain

Mary A Jackson

Dec th29 1853

Mr Woodruff

Sir

You would oblige me by forwarding those articles of which you made a memorandum the ballance of which remains— 2 Dress patterns 5 yds Cotton Cloth, 6 of flannel, 1 pair of Blankets, 1 pair of strong shoes—for myself— stocking yarn warm Cloth for James common clothing—and a Hat for James—linings Thread, Silk, Buttons—to make the garments already received—also I would be glad you send me some groceries—soap, Candles and a Chair Wash Basin 2 Tin Cups 1 Tea Pot.

I would be glad you would remove Sarah acording to agreement— by doing so you will save farther trouble if not complied with I shall the Earliest opportunity of seeing Br Young

With all Due respect

I Remain

Mary A Jackson