William Maury, New York, New York, to his sister, Ann Maury, Liverpool, England, 1823

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Box 1, Folder 171
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Is very upset with Mrs. B. being the cause of Ann's trip to sedgwick thinks that Mrs. B's jealousy caused her to act the way she did; does not blame William R[utson?] for not admiring her daughters; is upset someone Mrs. Maury considered a friend would act the way Mrs. B. has acted; feels that Ann did the right thing in leaving; is glad that she is spending so much time with Ann Duncan; he attends many parties and his dancing is much improved; was invited to dine with W. Astor, but declined; description of Miss Astor; news of friends; has not see Miss Van Ness yet, and does not think he wil get a chance to, as she is very ill; leaves for Philadelphia in ten days; George Pollard intends to be married; he will be coming back to Liverpool in September; might go to France if he has enough money; hopes she likes the dress he sent her; has bought a present for Mrs. Maury; the weather; his health is good; expresses his thoughts about Mrs. Byron again; sends regards to Mrs. Myers, 4pp. ALS

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