| Description | Was glad to know of Owen's safe return from Ruyton where he hopes he left the writer's mother and the rest in good health. The writer's man David, out of a desire of seeing his native country and in expectation of a better service on a sudden quitted the writer's service. If Owen knows of anyone who wants an honest (though not a diligent and industrious) servant, he may be pleased to recommend him. Questions not but that Owen as well as the writer hear of their cousin (?) Bean's proficency and the great hopes there are of his being eminent. He has already received greater favours than could be well expected |