Sarah Fisher letter to Charity Rotch, Philadelphia, 11th mo 9th 1814

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	                                Phila  11th mo  9th  1814
	My dear Aunt
		 I received thy acceptable litter, and was pleased
	to hear you thought of coming this way; Mother has received
	one since mine.  Mother has much recruited, and is so as to
	get out to meetings, but is still weak, so that writing is
	something of a task to her.  Cousin Rebecca Rodman had
	a son about 9 days ago, she is poorly, and is thought to have
	something of the same fever as Mother had.    Cousin Samuel,
	cousin Lydia Rodman. Are with cousin Anna Robenson.
	cousin Samuel expects to return in a day or two, and to
	leave cousin Lydia with cousin Anna to spend the
	winter, little Thomas has been poorly but is better.
	     Cousin William had a letter from New Bedford
	which mentioned their being all well, his Grand Father
	had been poorly with a fever but had recovered.
	    Eliza Coffin passed Meeting last Monthly meeting at
	the western Meeting,  cousin Mary Mortons health is ans
	well a is common for her.  Elizabeth Rowland Howell
	has a son about two weeks old, and is brave.
	cousin Anna Rotchs health is better, she was quite poorly