Your letter of May 24. was duly recd. & the one inclosed in it conveyed to Mrs. Willis, as you desired, I have not seen her since. I understand her son has been some days at home; with what promises or prospects, of alleviating the misery he has inflicted on her, I know not.

Your letter gave us the first knowledge of the alarming attack on Mrs. Dunglison’s health. We rejoice that it is so decidedly returning, with every wish that it may long remain without an interruption of any sort. With Great esteem & cordial salutations