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Henry Eno letters to his father, January 1835-July 1837
1835-10-04 Page 2
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an I think a good deal of trouble if I can thus obtain judgt without having a trial at the court for I should have to go to Erie. Go after witnesses I purchased a few books at Albany such as I thought I wanted and could not well do without as I have no English Report. I bot Harrison's Index 1835 which at present I think a very valuable work & got the 12th of Wendell & Session Laws & told Gould to send them to you which he promised he would. I have nothing new or interesting to write for I have not been back long enough to get regulated as yet. I thought you would be glad to hear I had arrived safe. Remember me to William Rufus & others. Yours Affectionately Henry Eno Stephen Eno
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an I think a good deal of trouble if I can thus obtain judgt without having a trial at the court for I should have to go to Erie. Go after witnesses I purchased a few books at Albany such as I thought I wanted and could not well do without as I have no English Report. I bot Harrison's Index 1835 which at present I think a very valuable work & got the 12th of Wendell & Session Laws & told Gould to send them to you which he promised he would. I have nothing new or interesting to write for I have not been back long enough to get regulated as yet. I thought you would be glad to hear I had arrived safe. Remember me to William Rufus & others. Yours Affectionately Henry Eno Stephen Eno
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