Letter to Spotswood W. Corbin

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Written from VMI, Lexington, Virginia. Letter regards family news.

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English .

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V.M.I. 24 July (1872)

Dear Corbin
We are driving to see Nannie & the children. Look for Betty also. Sorry you don't come too. Plenty of room. Totts lie & I are off for [Yellow] next week- [thence to 6] or -13th Aug. for an Ag. Address- then back, then to Boston! 18 Sept. for another. Thence to St. Louis 1st Oct for another- so you see I am knocking the 'balls' along.

Don't bother yourself about the money. If I want it- we can discount old [Harmon].

Better come up and get those Farley Vale 'tadpoles' & Fredericksburg chills out of you.
Yrs, M.F. Maury

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