Folded Letter from Andrew Stone to his Brother, John Stone
Subject
Letter to Nathan Stone; Work on Andrew's house; Cost of work on house; Board; Washing of clothes; Abiel; Drawer for labels; Work for Andrew; Possibility of John opening a store; Experienced workman for raising the roof; Trunk of clothing; The Quivet packet; TorreysAbstract
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