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My dearest Son. Tho I have desired Elyzabeth to answer for me on account of my comming home so late, I find now that I am Drefsed there is just Time for me to say how glad I am to hear that You are a comming to Us, I have lost no Time in Sending to Mr Stewart & He is [[foreign: french]] tres honore [[/foreign]] with the Idea of seeing You at His House. I shall be happy when You are there that I may have the pleasure [[foreign: french]] de Vous [[unclear]] de Bouche [[/foreign]] how unalternably I am You very affectionate Mother & Sincere Friend Charlotte Wegmouthe the 28 [[underlined]] th [[/underlined]] August 1795
