[Pamphlets. American history]

164 over to Exeter & shall send another Tomorrow & follow it myself so as to be there at night if possible. Hannah seems inclined to stay at Exeter, at least till she is well again. In the Confusion of moving, our Things got so mixed, that without makiOng, the Rendezvous of them at Exeter, it will be impossible almost to sort them for her & you. I wish on Saturday morn.g, if the Weather is good, you would be early at Exeter, leaving Polly with the Children & we will engage one Team with the most necessary things to get to you by (Saturday) night, & I will ride over with you to Kingston —this is upon supposition you are situated to your mind or call be, there. Our apprehensions are so lulled, we begin to think this place secure, & a fortiori Exeter, but I propose neither of them to you unless your mind is fully composed; indeed'till public affairs have taken a more certain Turn, we know not what may happen. I inclose you a Letter fiom Brimmer with the happy news that our Friends in Boston are like to be liberated. I send you the last Paper, with their last most cruel but artfull Act, & you'll find they are framing another for some of the Southern Governments. The Reinforcement from England is hourly expected, but we canll get no certainty of their numbers. Cap.t Callahan's Papers all went to Boston. Cap.t Lyde arrived yesterday at Cape Anne. His papers have gone to our Congress. Our Cousin, J. Quincy, was a passenger with Lyde & the report is, died two hours after he got ashore with a Consumption; if so, he is gone fiom trouble eno', I think. Our Congress have determined upon an army of 30 thous.d Men, for the four Govern.Imt, of which we raise 13 or 14 thous.d The Inlisting Orders are issued; they talk of a paper Currency to support the Expence, the worst manceuvre I've yet heard of-Heaven avert it. Nance canll best tell you how and when she got here. I hurry her to you, Polly canll guess why. My tenderest love to her, your little ones & yourself. Excuse me further, your affectionate Friend & Bro.r J. Jackson.

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