Eliza D. Brumley to Frederick Douglass, April 17, 1850
17 April
Watter Town
Dear friend
This leaves me quite well and very happy & hope it may find you the same[.] your visit short as it was has made very proud — and happy youre name is on every tonng[.] O I am so glade that you came you will not for get yor frainds do come to see me soon as posible — wright and let me [k]now when you will come & well be glade if you will came in [June] I [k]now every is laving then [illegible] by the way you [k]now I have no parlor or no closet with a [...] we will [...] it very pleasent for you
all thou we are poor and lo[w]ly yet we love the grait and noble Frederickー
let me hear from you soon pleas send me you Paper when you get back from Albany,
ever
Eliza D. Brumley
[Bar 144]
Creator
Brumley, Eliza D.
Date
1850-04-17
Description
Eliza D. Brumley to Frederick Douglass. ALS: General Correspondence File, reel 8, frames 620–21, Frederick Douglass' Paper, DLC. Expresses thanks for recent visit.
Publisher
This document was calendared in the published volume and has not been published in full before.
Collection
Library of Congress, Frederick Douglass Papers
Type
Letters
Publication Status
Unpublished
Source
Library of Congress, Frederick Douglass Papers