MR. STILL: — I take this opportunity of writing a few lines
to you hoping that tha may find you in good health and femaly. i am well at
present and doing well at present i am now in a store and getting sixteen
dollars a month at the present. i feel very much o blige to you and your family
for your kindnes to me while i was with you i have got along without any trub
1e a tal. i am now in albany City. give my lov to mrs and mr miller and tel
them i am very much a blige to them for there kind ns. give my lov to my
Brother nore Jones tel him i should like to here from him very much and he must
write. tel him to give my love to all of my perticular frends and tel them i
should like to see them very much. tel him that he must come to see me for i
want to see him for sum thing very perticler. please ensure this letter as soon
as posabul and excuse me for not writting sooner as i dont write myself. no more at the
present.
WILLIAM JONES.
derect to one hundred 125 lydus. stt
SOURCE: William Still, The Underground Railroad: A
Record of Facts, Authentic Narratives, Letters &c., p. 47
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