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14th Willet stoped [sic] in and sat a few minutes with me this morning, said he had come with his men to cut the grafs [sic] in the orchard for (crossed out) said he went to see Elizabeth yesterday, that she was pretty well, and that she expected a few boarders, a Lady with two children & a servant. I told him I was writing to thee, he requested his and Matilda's love inserted, with an invitation to thee to come and make them a visit to recruit (?) thy health, that he thought L Plains?? air heretofore had a good effect. Their new neighbors have just moved in, Walter Jones and wife, and had made them a very pleasant call, that they wished to be social with their neighbors, and that Walter granted the priviledge [sic] of the waters running through earthen sewers, into his main sewer that he is calculating to have prepared. Willet said he had been very poorly a few days, owing to exerting himself too much in the rye field, what he had not done