Five letters from Norwich and Litchfield with local and family news.

Was happy to hear from Frederick; notes a visit from Colonel and Mrs. Tallmadge; the garden is planted and the sheep have been driven up; would like his assistance in developing a plan for return; the Beechers are at the Reeve's, Mr. Reeve calls on her nearly every day; Children have all had colds; remarks on Mr. Beecher's sermon; requests that he find her handkerchiefs; gives further report on the garden.

Remarks on their separation due to visiting and business; would like Frederick to bring a carpet sample for her to have matched for covering the addition; gives plans for her return; notes his letter and comments on their new china.

Received his letter; remarks on domestic matters; reports on things she has heard of Marino sheep and the factory near Norwich, suggests Frederick have their wool manufactured there.

Writes that though weak, she is feeling somewhat better; strictly adheres to a diet; the babe (Laura) has slept through the night twice and is in better health; advises the Governor to see their doctor.

Reports that her health is improving; requests that Mrs. Reeve excuse her from writing as she has nothing to communicate; provides instructions for domestic matters, including that he may dismiss the "black girl" as Mrs. Reeve reported that the Calvin girl was ready to come.