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Henry Eno letters to his family, March 1838-October 1840
1840-08-01 Page 3
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not afraid but that I shall again enjoy good health and with health I am not afraid but what I can make a good living - at the land sales in the spring I bot 145 acres of land adjoining town which if I can dispen of this fall I shall, part of it is very beautiful land and if it was not for the very hard times would be worth $30 an acre as it is I shall sell it if I can get five for it - I have not collected any thing from the men who owe me for up north but must wait the slow process of the (law?) - I must close this miserably written letter but I hope the next will be of a more cheerful character & that I shall be able to write so as to be read - Elizabeth sends her love to you - Give my love to William & Rufus Your affectionate son Henry Eno
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not afraid but that I shall again enjoy good health and with health I am not afraid but what I can make a good living - at the land sales in the spring I bot 145 acres of land adjoining town which if I can dispen of this fall I shall, part of it is very beautiful land and if it was not for the very hard times would be worth $30 an acre as it is I shall sell it if I can get five for it - I have not collected any thing from the men who owe me for up north but must wait the slow process of the (law?) - I must close this miserably written letter but I hope the next will be of a more cheerful character & that I shall be able to write so as to be read - Elizabeth sends her love to you - Give my love to William & Rufus Your affectionate son Henry Eno
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