[326—to James Wedderburn Webster]
September 2nd, 1813.
My dear Webster,—
are just the same generous and I fear careless gentleman of the years of
indifferent
memory 1806—but I must not burthen you with my entire household. Joe
is, I believe, necessary for the present as a fixture, to keep possession till every thing is arranged; and were it otherwise, you don't know what a perplexity he would prove—honest and faithful, but fearfully superannuated: now
this