Samson Ceasar to Henry F. Westfall, 1835 March 5.

Scope and content:

Samson Ceasar complains of having received only two letters from his friend though he has written "as many as a dozen" to him. He recounts that a number of people have died from sickness in the last three months. He remarks that a number of preachers have decided to remain with their families in Liberia "for life" including the superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He mentions the possibility of coming to America.

Physical description:

ALS, 3 pp.

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