Your letter of the 15th. recd. by the last mail having made Mrs. Madison a partner in it, she has taken upon herself the answer which I inclose: Her credit is too good to require an endorsement of her assurances of the gratification afforded by the fulfilment of the long promised visit to us, or of the sincerity with which all the good wishes conveyed in your letter, are returned. I cannot however but repeat for myself, my particular & affectionate remembrances for Mrs. Taylor & your daughter. Be so good as to mention me in very kind terms to your brother Hubbard & your son James, and all others who you know have a share in my cordial regards. Health & all other happiness